a]
A call option will gain in value if the price of the underlying asset increases.
She expects the S$ to rise in value.
Cece should buy a call on the S$
b]
breakeven price of long call option = strike price + premium paid
breakeven price of long call option = $0.6500 + $0.00046 = $0.65046
c]
If the spot price is higher than the option strike price at expiration :
gross profit = (spot price - option strike price)
net profit = gross profit - premium paid
gross profit = $0.7005 - $0.6500 = $0.0505
net profit = $0.0505 - $0.00046 = $0.05004
d]
If the spot price is higher than the option strike price at expiration :
gross profit = (spot price - option strike price)
net profit = gross profit - premium paid
gross profit = $0.8004 - $0.6500 = $0.1504
net profit = $0.1504 - $0.00046 = $0.14994
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