Bubba buys one XYZ October 80 put and sells one XYZ October 70 put.
What is his position called?
money spread. Since the strike prices are different, but not the expiration date, this is a money spread (sometimes called a ''price spread'' or a ''vertical spread'').
Which of the following persons would consider annual reports of a corporation as the most important factor in making investment decisions?
a fundamental analyst. These analysts are guided by computations about a company's performance using data in annual reports.
Bubba buys one XYZ November 65 call at $3 and one XYZ November 65 put at $2. XYZ is trading at $72. The put expires and the call is closed at its intrinsic value.
What is the resulting profit?
$200. Since XYZ is trading at 72, a November 65 call has an intrinsic value of $700. A sale at that value compared to the cost of $300 is a profit of $400. Subtract the loss of $200 on the expired put to obtain the profit of $200.
Bubba is long spot Canadian dollars at 0.7400. If he wants to buy one put option on Canadian dollars with a strike price of 74 and a cost of $0.35, what is Bubba's breakeven price for Canadian dollars?
0.7435. The put protects against a decline in the exchange rate for Canadian dollars. However, the cost of the put raises the breakeven point to 0.7435 (0.7400 + 0.0035).
In early September, Bubba buys 100 shares of XYZ for $83 per share and simultaneously writes one XYZ March 90 call for $4.
What is the price for XYZ stock at which Bubba will breakeven?
$79. Bubba's breakeven is his cost of the stock less the premium he received ($83 - $4).
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