Suppose you are long 1000 shares of a stock at 26, and you wish to do a covered write using the April 32 calls, currently priced at 3.25. What is the maximum profit in dollers you could realize from this trade, assuming no change in volatility? What would be your breakeven price on this trade?
Suppose you are long 1000 shares of a stock at 26, and you wish to do...
You long 1000 shares of ABC at $25 a share. Assume the Regulation T rate is 40%. You send the required amount to your broker. After a week ABC jumps to $27 in the market. Show your account. What is your buying power? Suppose you withdraw the maximum allowable cash from your account. Show your account.
Q1:
You own 1000 shares of Newstar Financial? stock, currently
trading for $56 per share. You are offered a deal where you can
exchange these stocks for 900 shares of Amback Financial Group?
stock, currently trading at $61 per share. What is the value of
this? trade, if you choose to make? it?
A. -$1,100
B. -1,140
C. $1,100
D.-1,120
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Q3:
Stella deposits $4,600 in a savings account at a bank that offers interest of 5% on such accounts....
Consider a stock priced at $30 with a standard deviation of 0.3. The risk-free rate is 0.05. There are put and call options available at exercise prices of 30 and a time to expiration of six months. The calls are priced at $2.89 and the puts cost $2.15. There are no dividends on the stock and the options are European. Assume that all transactions consist of 100 shares or one contract (100 options). Use this information to answer questions 6...
please just do question 7.
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Silicon MicroSystems, Inc. (SMSI) stock is currently selling for $100 and the firm pays no dividends. The stock's volatility is 0.30 and the risk-free rate is 8%. Consider the following 6-month call and put options on SMSI stock (assume that contract size is 1 share): 6. Call 1 Call 2 Call 3 Strike $90 Price $12.817 $6.999 $3.380 Delta Gamma $100$110 0.7690.548 0.333 ma 0.0180.024 0.022 Put 1 90 Put 2 Put 3...
In mid-May, there are two outstanding call option contracts available on the stock of ARB Co.: Call # Exercise Price Expiration Date Market Price 1 $50 August 19 $8.40 2 60 August 19 3.34 A. Assuming that you form a portfolio consisting of one Call #1 held long and two Calls #2 held short, complete the following table showing your intermediate steps. In calculating net profit, be sure to include the net initial cost of the options. Do not round...
Suppose you have a long call spread on Micron Technology. The stock currently trades for $48.03 per share. You buy a Micron call with a strike price of $47.00 for a premium of $1.55 and you sell a Micron call with the same expiration and a strike price of $50 and a premium of 26 cents. What is your total profit or loss at a stock price of $50.00? A. Gain of $71.00 B. Gain of $171.00 C. Gain of...
Suppose you have a long call spread on Micron Technology. The stock currently trades for $48.03 per share. You buy a Micron call with a strike price of $47.00 for a premium of $1.55 and you sell a Micron call with the same expiration and a strike price of $50 and a premium of 26 cents. What is your total profit or loss at a stock price of $299.00? A. Gain of $224,000 B. Gain of $171.00 C. Gain of...
Suppose you have a long call spread on Micron Technology. The stock currently trades for $48.03 per share. You buy a Micron call with a strike price of $47.00 for a premium of $1.55 and you sell a Micron call with the same expiration and a strike price of $50 and a premium of 26 cents. What is your total profit or loss at a stock price of $299.00? A. Gain of $224,000 B. Gain of $171.00 C. Gain of...
1. Consider a call option selling for $ 4 in which the exercise price is $50. A) Determine the value at expiration and the profit for a buyer under the following outcomes: i. The price of the underlying at expiration is $55 ii. The price of the underlying at expiration is $51 iii. The price of the underlying at expiration is $48 B) Determine the value at expiration and the profit for a seller under the following outcomes: i. The...
Suppose you are a speculator and have previously taken a long position for April 2019 lean hogs at a price of $74.635. The price of this contract is currently $73.425, and you decide to close your position. What do you do to close your position, and what is the change in the total value of your position?