On august 19 you bought the APR 15 , K=30 call and simultaneously sold the APR 15 K=32.5 call. The options were not exercised till their expiration.
Calculate your profit/loss per share at expiration if MMML’s price at expiration were $36.50/share.
On august 19 you bought the APR 15 , K=30 call and simultaneously sold the APR 15 K=32.5 call. The options were not exercised till their expiration.
Calculate your profit/loss per share at expiration if MMML’s price at expiration were $36.50/share.
1 | At Inception | ||
Bought Apr 15, K = 30 call | $ -2.40 | ||
Sold Apr 15, K = 32.50 call | $ 1.30 | ||
On Expiry : MMM's Price were $36.50 | |||
So the call K = 30 will be at 6.50 ($36.50 - $30) | |||
So the call K = 32.50 will be at 4.00 ($36.50 - $32.50) | |||
Profit on K = 30 call | $ 4.10 | (6.50 - 2.40) | |
Loss on K = 32.50 call | $ -2.70 | (1.30 - 4.00) | |
Net Profit | $ 1.40 |
On august 19 you bought the APR 15 , K=30 call and simultaneously sold the APR...
On August 19 you sold the APR 15, K=30, call and at the same
time you sold the APR 15 K=30 put. Suppose that both options will
not be exercised till their expiration; Calculate your profit/loss
per share at expiration if MMML’s price at
expiration were:
6.1 S = 35;
6.2 S = 30;
6.3
S = 25.
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On August 19 you bought the OCT, K=25, call and at the same time
you bought the OCT, K=25 put. You hold both options to their
expiration. At the options expiration which one will you exercise
and what will be your profit/share or loss/share if
MMM’s price at expiration were:
5.1 S = 35;
5.2 S = 20;
5.3 S
= 25.
NOTE: Your profit is defined
as:
The per share cash
flow at expiration PLUS
the initial CASH FLOW per...
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