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CHAPTER 9:PRINCIPLES OF OPTIONS, Option…
CHAPTER 9:PRINCIPLES OF OPTIONS
DEFINITON
:silhouette:Option is a contract that gives a buyer the right (choice) without an obligation to buy or sell an underlying instrument (specified asset) at the exercise price (specified price) until maturity of contract (specified time).
:silhouette:On the other hand, a seller has an obligation to sell or buy the underlying instrument only if exercised by the buyer.
:silhouette:This obligation is known legally as a contingent liability as it is only effective or becomes enforceable if the buyer exercises his right to buy or to sell. :
Exchange-Traded Options
Call Option
:recycle:A contract where the buyer has the right to buy and the seller has the obligation to sell in the future
Put Option
:recycle:A contract where the buyer has the right to sell and the seller has the obligation to buy in the future.
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Value of Options
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At-the-money
:explode:This situation is at indifferential stage as the buyer has neither loss nor gain to exercise either his call option or put option.
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