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Please explain your answer. 1. Suppose you short one IBM May 100 put contract at $5...

Please explain your answer.

1. Suppose you short one IBM May 100 put contract at $5 and long one IBM May 105 put contract at $2. Your maximum profit/loss from your strategy would be Multiple Choice

gain of $200.

loss of $300.

loss of $200

gain of $300.

None of the above.

2. Suppose you purchase one WFM May 100 put contract at $5 and write one WFM May 105 put contract at $2. The maximum potential profit/loss per contract of your strategy will ________, if both options are exercised.

Multiple Choice

gain of $600

loss of $800

gain of $200

loss of $300

None of the above

Homework Answers

Answer #1

PART 1

Price $          20 $          40 $          60 $          80 $        100 $        105 $        120 $        140 $        160
SHORT IBM PUT
Premium $             5 $             5 $             5 $             5 $             5 $             5 $             5 $             5 $             5
Loss/Profit $         -80 $         -60 $         -40 $         -20 $           -   $           -   $           -   $           -   $           -  
LONG IBM PUT
Premium $           -2 $           -2 $           -2 $           -2 $           -2 $           -2 $           -2 $           -2 $           -2
Loss/Profit $          85 $          65 $          45 $          25 $             5 $           -   $           -   $           -   $           -  
Profit/ Loss $             8 $             8 $             8 $             8 $             8 $             3 $             3 $             3 $             3

Maximum Profit = $8 x100 =800

The correct answer is none of the above

PART 2

Price $          20 $          40 $          60 $          80 $        100 $        105 $        120 $        140 $        160
LONG IBM PUT
Premium $           -5 $           -5 $           -5 $           -5 $           -5 $           -5 $           -5 $           -5 $           -5
Loss/Profit $          80 $          60 $          40 $          20 $           -  
SHORT IBM PUT
Premium $             2 $             2 $             2 $             2 $             2 $             2 $             2 $             2 $             2
Loss/Profit $         -85 $         -65 $         -45 $         -25 $           -5 $           -   $           -   $           -   $           -  
Profit/ Loss $           -8 $           -8 $           -8 $           -8 $           -8 $           -3 $           -3 $           -3 $           -3

Maximum loss of = -$8 x 100 =-800

The corrrect answe is option B i.e. loss of $800

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