A Call Spread is
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The simultaneous purchase of a call and sale of a put or The simultaneous purchase of a put and sale of a call |
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The simultaneous purchase of a put and sale of an OTM put |
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The simultaneous purchase of an ATM call and sale of an OTM call |
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The simultaneous purchase of a call and purchase of a put with the same strike, usually struck ATM |
A call spread is created when a hedger buys an at the money call on the stock and sells an out of the money call on the same stock at a higher strike price.
Correct choice C
A Call Spread is A. The simultaneous purchase of a call and sale of a put...
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