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notka56 [123]
3 years ago
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An investor is committed to purchasing 100 shares of World Port Management stock in six months. She is worried the stock price w

ill rise significantly over the next six months. The stock is at $45 and she buys a six-month call with a strike of $50 for $250. At expiration the stock is at $54. What is the net economic gain or loss on the entire stock/option portfolio?
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1 answer:
makkiz [27]3 years ago
6 0

Answer:

The answer is: net economic loss = -$750

Explanation:

To determine the economic gain or loss of this investor we can use the following formula:

economic loss = {[(current stock price - future stock price) x number of stocks] + [(future stock price - strike value) x number of stocks]} - cost of call option

economic loss = {[($45 - $54) x 100] + [($54 - $50) x 100]} - $250 =

economic loss = [(-$9 x 100) + ($4 x 100)] - $250 = (-$900 + $400) - $250

economic loss = -$500 - $250 = -$750

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