3. How is Value of Options Affected*? *American Options Increase Decrease Increase in dividend paid Decrease Increase Increase in interest rate Increase Increase Increase in time to expiration Increase Increase Increase in variance of underlying asset Increase Decrease Increase in strike price Decrease Increase Increase in asset value Put Value Call Value Factor
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7. Buying and Selling Stock: Long Position 400 E MP (T) Profit (-) 400 Loss 0
10. Long Call MP (T) Profit Loss 0 400 440 E (-) 40 This refers to the purchase of a call These are cash flows when a bullish Investor buys a 3-month call on the Stock with an exercise price of Rs.400 Per share by paying a premium of Rs.40
11. Short Call MP (T) Profit Loss 0 400 440 E (+) 40 This involves writing a call without owning the underlying asset These cash flows relate to writing a 3-month call on a stock at an exercise price of Rs.400 per share by receiving a premium of Rs.40.
12. Long Put MP (T) Profit Loss 0 240 216 E (-) 24 (+) 216 This involves buying a put – the right to sell the Underlying asset at a specified price These cash flows relate to a bearish investor Buying 3-month put with a exercise price of Rs.240 per share by paying a premium of Rs.24
13. Short Put MP (T) Profit Loss 0 240 216 E (-) 216 This involves writing a put These cash flows relate to a bullish investor Writing a put at an exercise price of Rs.240 Per share receiving a premium of Rs.24.