Exam 14: Options Markets
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The ____ is the most important exchange for trading options.
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A speculator buys a call option for $3, with an exercise price of $50. The stock is currently priced at $49, and rises to $55 on the expiration date. What is the stock price at which the speculator would break even?
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Options on small stocks normally have higher premiums than options on large stocks because small stocks typically are more volatile.
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The premium on an existing call option should ____ when there is an increase in the volatility of the underlying stock .
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Brad expects interest rates to increase and purchases a put option on Treasury bond futures with an exercise price of 97-00. The premium paid for the put option is 3-00. Just prior to the expiration date, the price of the Treasury bond futures contract is valued at 89-00. Brad exercises the option and closes out the position by purchasing an identical futures contract. Brad's net gain from this speculative strategy is $____, and his return on his investment is about _______ percent.
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A speculator purchased a call option with an exercise price of $31 for a premium of $4. The option was exercised a few days later when the stock price was $34. What was the return to the speculator?
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Which of the following is NOT true with respect to market makers?
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Corporations involved in international business transactions can ____ to hedge future ____.
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Which of the following is NOT true regarding options and options on futures contracts?
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Options on stock indexes representing non-U.S. stocks are ____; options exchanges have been established ____.
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If a corporation hedges payables with currency call options, it will ____ if the value of the foreign currency is ____ than the exercise price when the payables are due.
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The sale of a call option on a stock the seller already owns is referred to as
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The writer of a put option is obligated to provide the specified financial instrument at the price specified by the option contract if the owner exercises the option.
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The purchaser of an American-style put option is always better off exercising the option at the expiration date than before that date.
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The premium on an existing call option should ____ when the price of the underlying stock decreases.
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An option with a higher exercise price has a higher call option premium and a lower put option premium.
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Marcie purchases a call option on interest rate futures with an exercise price of 92-10. The premium on the call option is 2-24. Just before the expiration date, the price of Treasury bond futures (which will have a face value of $100,000 at maturity)is 97-14. At this time, Marcie decides to exercise the option and closes out the position by selling an identical futures contract. Marcie's net gain from this strategy is $____.
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