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Given the following information, answer the following sentences. What is the tim

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Question

Given the following information,

answer the following sentences.

What is the time premium paid for the put? Round your answer to the nearest dollar.
$  

If an investor establishes a naked call position, what amount is received? Round your answer to the nearest dollar.
$  

What is the most the buyer of the call can lose? Round your answer to the nearest dollar.
$  

What is the maximum amount a short seller (of the stock) can lose?

At the expiration of the options (i.e., after six months have elapsed), the price of the stock is $89.

What is the profit (loss) from buying the stock? Round your answer to the nearest dollar.

$  

What is the profit (loss) from buying the call? Round your answer to the nearest dollar.

$  

What is the profit (loss) from writing the call covered? Round your answer to the nearest dollar.

$  

What is the profit (loss) from selling the put? Round your answer to the nearest dollar.

$  

At expiration, what time premium is paid for the call? Round your answer to the nearest dollar.
$  

price of a stock $97 strike price of a six-month call $96 market price of the call $6 strike price of a six-month put $96 market price of the put $5

Explanation / Answer

1)time premium paid for the put=market price of the put-intrinsic value of put

intrinsic value of put=max(strike price-price of a stock,0)=max(96-97,0)=0

market price of the put=$5

time premium paid for the put=5-0=$ 5.

2) The amount investor pays if establishes a naked call position=market price of the call=$6

3)the most the buyer of the call can lose=premium of call=market price of the call=$6.

4)maximum amount a short seller (of the stock) can lose=price of a stock=$97

5)At the expiration of the options (i.e., after six months have elapsed), the price of the stock is $89.

a) profit (loss) from buying the stock=$89-$97=-$ 8

b)profit (loss) from buying the call=payoff-price of call=max(89-96,0)-$6=-$6

c) profit (loss) from writing the call covered=profit on call written+profit on long stock=market price of the call-max(89-96,0)+(89-97)=$6-$0-$8=- $2

d) the profit (loss) from selling the put=price of put-payoff of put=$5-max(96-89,0)=$5-$7=-$2

e) time premium is paid for the call=market price of the call-intrinsic value of call

time premium is paid for the call = $6 - max(89-96,0)=$6 -$0=$ 6

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