Exam 15: Stock Options

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You own 5 put option contracts on JL Industrial stock. You paid an option premium of $1.15 for a strike price of $27.50. On the option expiration date, the stock was selling for $24 a share. What is your percentage return?

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A stock is valued at $25.80 a share. A European 3-month call option has a strike price of $25 and an option premium of $1.40. The market rate is 9.5% and the risk-free rate is 3.25%. What is the price of a European 3-month put option with a $25 strike price?

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Amy bought a $50 May call and a $50 May put on the same underlying stock. This strategy is referred to as which one of the following?

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A short straddle:

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Callie purchased 3 call options with a $37.50 strike price and a call premium of $.90. On the expiration date, the underlying stock was priced at $40.20 per share. What is her percentage return on this investment?

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You wrote a covered call with a strike price of $35 and an option premium of $1.10. Assume the stock price is $34 a share currently and that it falls to $32 a share and remains at that price until the option expires. As a result, you will:

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You purchased 5 put option contracts on Mountain Builders stock at an option premium of $.70. The strike price is $30. What is your break-even stock price?

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A 3-month put has a strike price of $45 and an option premium of $.80. The underlying stock is selling for $45.10 per share. What is the time value of the put?

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Which one of the following represents an arbitrage opportunity?

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How much option premium per share will you receive if you sell a September $34 put on General Electric stock?  General Electric \text { General Electric } \quad \quad \quad \quad \quad \quad \quad \quad CALL\text {CALL} \quad \quad \quad PUT\text {PUT} Exp Strike Bid Ask Bid Ask Jun 32.50 .68 .70 .70 .73 Sep 32.50 1.60 1.62 1.64 1.68 Jun 34.00 .18 .19 1.73 1.77 Sep 34.00 .93 .95 2.52 2.56

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Which one of the following is the lower price bound for the intrinsic value of an American call option on a stock?

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You bought a call option with a strike price of $30. What is your total payoff on this option contract if the underlying stock is selling for $31.50 on the option expiration date?

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A call option with 6 months to expiration currently sells for $2.05. A put option with the same expiration sells for $.60. The options are European style. The risk-free rate is 3.0% and the strike price of both options is $50. What is the current stock price?

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Which one of the following combinations creates an in-the-money option?

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You bought a call option with a strike price of $40. What is your total payoff on this option contract if the underlying stock is selling for $42.70 on the option expiration date?

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A European 3-month call has a strike price of $35. The stock price is currently $34.30. What is the lower price bound on this call?

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Which one of the following statements is true?

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Which one of the following is equal to the option price minus the intrinsic value?

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A 3-month put has a strike price of $45 and an option premium of $1.10. The underlying stock is selling for $45.80 per share. What is the time value of the put?

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Which one of the following is the lower price bound for the intrinsic value of an American put option on a stock?

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