Chapter 12 Flashcards
Intrinsic Value =
Market price - strike price
Must be IN-the-money to have intrinsic value
Time Value =
Premium - Intrinsic Value
A holder of a _____ will receive the dividend on the underlying security as long as the option is exercised before the ex-deividend date.
call option
A holder of a _____ who holds the underlying stock must wait to exercise the option until the ex-dividend date or after to retain the dividend.
put option
When buying call options, the maximum gain is _____ and the maximum loss is_____.
unlimited; premium paid
When buying put options, the maximum gain is _____ and the maximum loss is _____.
strike price - premium x 100 shares; premium paid
When selling call options, the maximum gain is _____ and the maximum loss is_____.
premium received; unlimited
When selling put options, the maximum gain is _____ and the maximum loss is _____.
premium received; strike price - premium x 100 shares
An investor buys 10 ABC May 60 calls and holds another 10 ABC May 60 puts. This represents a:
Long Straddle
An investor writes 10 ABC May 60 calls and sells another 10 ABC May 60 puts. This represents a:
Short straddle
An investor buys 10 ABC May 60 calls at 3 and holds another 10 ABC May 50 puts at 1. This represents a:
Combination
An investor buys 1 ABC May 60 call and writes 1 ABC May 50 call. This represents a:
Price Spread
An investor buys 1 ABC May 60 call and sells another 1 ABC July 60 call. This represents a:
Time spread
An investor buys 1 ABC May 40 call and writes another 1 ABC July 50 call. This represents a:
Diagonal Spread
When analyzing an option spread, the dominant leg has the:
Largest premium