What is an option contract? How is it used in land acquisition? What should developers be concerned with when using such options? What contingencies may be included in a land option? Please respond in at least 4 – 5 sentences.
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• How do credit options work? What circumstances result in the option contract paying off? In your opinion what should regulators
In no more than 3-4 sentences, respond to the following: What is a "z Score"? Why is it used? What is the value of a z score when analyzing something such as scores on a test? After you respond, please comment on at least one other student's posting for this Option A. One may have to wait for enough posts by others before commenting on another student's post..
The premium paid on an option contract (either a put or a call) represents the compensation the buyer of the option receives from the seller (writer) of the option for the ability to use the option if it becomes profitable. If the buyer of the option does not use the option before expiration, this premium must be returned back to the seller (writer) at the time the option expires. True False 2 points QUESTION 3 On the day of...
1) Using the table, what is the commission if an investor buys 15 call option contracts with a strike price of $30, if the option price is $4.00? 2)Now let’s assume the day before the option expires, the stock is trading at $40 per share. If the investor sells the options for $10.05 (makes the offsetting trade), how much is the net profit? **I am Not understanding how I will use strike price in part 1 and stock price in...
(7) Explain how a put option works. What are the rights and obligations of cach party to a put option contract? Are the rights and obligations symmetric? Provide an example of a put option being used to insure against the risk of price movements in the underlying security (8) Compare the benefits and costs of buying a put option versus selling in the futures market when trying to protect against the risk of price changes in the underlying security.
Explain how CMA CGM management may evaluate the effect of its acquisition of CEVA on its business performance, i.e. what data will be used and how they will be analysed. Illustrate your answer using an ex-post analysis of a similar case/company.
identified and discuss at least three alternatives (options) that the company could consider. for each option indicate if it is legal and ethical, probably legal but unethical or illegal and unethical. what are your recommendations? in other words, of the several alternatives you identified what do you think the company should do? what is your rationale for your recommendations? in other words, why do you recommend this course of action? 4 What is your rationale for your recommendations? In other...
Real Estate Finance 1. What are the primary considerations that should be made when refinancing? Please elaborate by expressing your thoughts about your findings in at least 3 – 4 sentences. 2. Assuming the borrower is in no danger of default, under what conditions might a lender be willing to accept a lesser amount from a borrower than the outstanding balance of a loan and still consider the loan paid in full? Please elaborate by expressing your thoughts about your...
1) How and when should antibiotics be used:? Explain what happens if antibiotics are misused? 2) How can you tell if someone is having a diabetic emergency? What are some things you can do to help them? Should you help them take their diabetic medications? 3) Other than eat right, stay fit and avoid tobacco, Name at least two other ways to reduce your risk of heart disease 4) Other than eat right, stay fit and avoid tobacco, Name at...
Option #1: State and Local Government Reporting The information below should be used to prepare a Public Transportation column for the proprietary fund Statement of Revenues, Expenses, and Changes in Fund Net Position for the fiscal year ending May 31, 2018. Operating Revenue (Services) $25,705,000 Interest Revenue $36,000 Intergovernmental Revenue $140,000 Capital Contributions $1,200,000 Operating Expenses: Employee Wages $8,654,000 Temporary Labor $750,000 Repairs and Maintenance $6,425,000 Depreciation $4,532,000 Utilities $948,000 Interest Expense $475,000 Transfer to General Fund $315,000 Net position,...