Level 3 Test Flashcards

1
Q

A long stock is purchased at $60. A short call position is entered with four months to expiration at strike 65. If the stock rises to $65 my overall position will be profit, loss or breakeven?

A

Overall trade is at a profit

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2
Q

The Bull Put uses which two options instruments:

A

The Long put and the Short put

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3
Q

A Bear Call uses which of the following trading instruments?

A

Short Call and Long Call

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4
Q

Reward potential for a credit spread trade is equal to

A

the net credit

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5
Q

A covered call is defined as…

A

a short call applied with stock ownership

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6
Q

The Bull Put is a:

A

Credit trade

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7
Q

The Primary instrument in a Bull Put is:

A

The short put

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8
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If you were to get assigned on your bull put spread trade, what can you do with your long put?

A

Roll your long put out with a minimum of 45 days in time value

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9
Q

In the Bull Put spread trade the RISK is:

A

The difference in the strike prices minus the net credit.

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10
Q

How do you calculate a theoretical breakeven on a Bear Call ?

A

Take the short call strike price and add the net credit

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11
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A credit trade means

A

You get paid to trade, Short options are the primary tool used

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12
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When you place a Bull Put, the broker will most likely require that you have enough cash equity to cover the:

A

Risk of the trade.

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13
Q

How do you calculate the net credit for a bull put?

A

Subtract the ask price of the long put from the bid price of the short put

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14
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A primary exit strategy for credit trades would be to let the options expire worthless.

A

TRUE

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15
Q

A good secondary exit point for a Bull Put is:

A

Let the short option be assigned.

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16
Q

When selling to open a short put in a Bull Put trade:

A

Sell to open the short put OTM at a value lower or equal to support

17
Q

When buying to open a long put in a Bull Put trade (standard application):

A

Buy to open the long put OTM one to two strike prices lower than the short put instrument