The current spot rate is $.40/SF. The 6-month forward rate is $.41/SF . A call o
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The current spot rate is $.40/SF. The 6-month forward rate is $.41/SF
. A call option that expires in 6-months on 100,000 SF with a strike price of $.40/SF is selling for $1,900.
A put option that expires in 6-months on 100,000 SF with a strike price of $.40/SF is selling for $100.
Six months from now, the spot rate will be $.39/SF (this information is unknown right now, but I’m telling you).
1. If you entered into a contract to sell 100,000 SF in the forward contract, how much would you have made (lost)?
Lost $2,000
Lost $1,000
Made $1,000
Made $2,000
2. If you bought the put option, how much would you have made (or lost) including the original investment?
Lost $900
Lost $100
Made $900
Made $1,100
Explanation / Answer
1. Profit = SF 100000 x ($0.41 - $0.39)
= $2000
Therfore we would have Made $2000
2. Put option premium = $100
Amount tha would have been made by excercising put option = SF 100000 x ($0.40 - $0.39) = $1000
Net amount that would have been Made = $1000 - $100 = $900
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