RTF stock is currently priced at $37.13 a share. The only
options on this stock are the March $45 call option, which is
priced at $1.72, and the March $45 put which is priced at $7.99.
Flo would like the option to purchase 300 shares of RTF should the
price suddenly rise as she expects. Her main concern is that the
price will double after hours and she will miss out on some
potential profits. She also realizes the stock is highly risky and
she could lose her entire investment, which she prefers not to do.
What should she do to help offset her concerns?
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1)
One call option contract is for 100 shares. The best way to safeguard against loss due to fall in share price and also stand a chance to gain from rise in share price is through call options.
So the correct option is a) Buy 3 call option contracts at a cost of $516
2)
Nos. of share o/s = 77000
Market value = $8,280,000
Price = 107.53
Market value after 7 for 2 split = 107.53 * 2 / 7 = $ 30.72
3)
Annual coupon payment per bond = 6.5%*1000 = 65
For all bonds = 4300 X 65 = $ 279500
Interest shield = 35% * $ 279500 = $97825
So correct answer is c) $ 97825
4)
Re = Rul + (Rul – Rd)*D/E *(1-t)
0.1625 = 0.14 + (0.14 – 0.078)*D/E *(1-0.35)
D/E = 0.56
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