Draw the payoff picture at expiration for a long position in a put option that has a premium of $2.50 and a strike price of $65.
Payoff of a long put option = Max[X-S, 0] - P
S = underlying price at expiry,
X = strike price
P = premium paid
Draw the payoff picture at expiration for a long position in a put option that has...
Draw the payoff picture at expiration for a long position in a call option that has a premium of $1.75 and a strike price of $55.
2-Calculate the payoff at expiration for a put option on the S&P 100 stock index in which the underlying price is 623.22 at expiration, the multiplier is 100, the strike price is a) 475 b) 750
What is the maximum payoff that a long put option can have? How about a long call option? What is the maximum payoff that a long put option can have? O A. Twice the difference of the price of the put at the time of purchase and the strike price O B. The stock price at the time of purchase O C. The strike price O D. There is no maximum payoff for a long put option. What is the...
Problem 5: You enter into the following trade. Write a put option with a strike price of 30 Write a call option with a strike price of 50 Both the call and put option are written on the same underlying and have the same expiration date. Problem 5: You enter into the following trade. • Write a put option with a strike price of 30 Write a call option with a strike price of 50 • Both...
4. You purchase a put option on Swiss francs for a premium of $.05, with an exercise price of $.50. The option will not be exercised until the expiration date, if at all. If the spot rate on the expiration date is $.58, how much is the payoff of this long option? And your profit? (And also, please draw the payoff diagram to a long put option holder, optional, for extra credits). (Answer: -$0.05; 0)
Calculate the payoff at expiration for a put holder on an option on a Eurodollar future, where the underlying IMM index value at expiration using the IMM quotation on a 90-day dollar denominated time deposit on a $1,000,000 notional principal is 98.64 and the “exercise price” (also as an IMM index value) is 98.80 $0 $250 $300 $350 $400
You sell a put option on one share of stock. The put has a premium of $4 and a strike/exercise price of $98. The stock currently has a price of $101.20 per share. On the day that the option expires, the stock is selling for $94. What ends up being your net payoff on this position?
A put option on a stock has an exercise price of $27.25. If the stock price at expiration is $25, what is the option payoff for a long put position? a. $2.25 b. $0 c. -$2.25 d. $5
Buying a Put Option: A put option trades on Swingline that has a strike price of $10.85 and a premium of $1.00. Calcuate the net profit or loss from BUYING a PUT option on Swingline if at the time of expiration the price per share of Swingline is $10.30.
Buying a Put Option: A put option trades on Swingline that has a strike price of $10.95 and a premium of $1.20. Calcuate the net profit or loss from BUYING a PUT option on Swingline if at the time of expiration the price per share of Swingline is $9.80.