Answer:
-$ 540
Explanation:
Put Option - provides right to sell share at exercise price on expiry.
As it is an Right not Obligation, Thus, buyer will exercise the right only if he is gaining at expiry and he will gain only if exercise price is higher than spot price at expiry
In this case Exercise Price ($ 35) is lower than the spot price ( $ 36.25) at expiry. Thus he will not execrise the option.
He will lose all what he spend in buying option that is $ 1.35 per share
Thus,
Net profit or loss on this investment = 4 Options * 100 Shares each * Loss of $ 1.35 per Share
Net profit or loss on this investment = 4 * 100 * (-1.35)
Net profit or loss on this investment = -$ 540
Answer:
as a footnote in financial statements or on the balance sheet
Explanation:
A loss contingency can be defined as the situation or occurrence in which there is uncertainty about an entity but that will be resolved when a/some future situation occurs or not.
Simply put, a loss contingency can be said to be loss of an entity that can be resolved later in future by the occurrence or not of an event.
When a loss can be reasonably estimated as seen from the question, it should be written as a footnote on a financial statement or on a balance sheet.
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Answer:
It is more convenient to continue processing.
Explanation:
Giving the following information:
Barnes manufactures a specialty food product that can currently be sold for $22 per unit and has 20,000 units on hand. Alternatively, it can be further processed for $12,000 and converted into 12,000 units of Exceptional and 6,000 units of Premium. The selling price of Exceptional and Premium are $30 and $20, respectively.
We don't have the information regarding the costs of processing further. Therefore, we will base our analysis in sales.
Sell now= 22*20,000= $440,000
Continue processing= 12,000*30 + 6,000*20= $480,000
It is more convenient to continue processing.