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Derivatives are instruments based on some underlying assets They can be traded either on organized markets (options & futures) or on OTC markets (Swaps & Forwards)
A contract that gives the owner the right, not the obligation, to buy b or sell ll an underlying d l i asset at a particular i l price i ((strike ik price) on or before a certain date (exercise date)
Shares of publicly traded corporations (equity options) Fixed-income securities (interest rate options) Specified indexes (stock index options) Foreign currency (ex., options on sterling traded on the Chicago g Mercantile Exchange) g ) Futures contracts (options on futures) Options (compound options)
The strike price is the contractual price at which the underlying asset will be purchased (sold) in the event that the option is exercised The date on which the option is exercised The last trading date is called the expiration date American exercise if executed on or before the exercise date European exercise if exercised only on exercise date
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Purchase price, paid in full by the buyer Ass beg begins, s, net e deb debit for o buye buyer a and d net e ccredit ed for o se seller e Time-varying value Premium = intrinsic value + time value The longer the amount of time for market conditions to work to your benefit, the greater is the time value
May 1st, the stock price of Cory's Tequila Co. is $67 and the premium i ((cost) t) iis $3 $3.15 15 for f aJ July l 70 C Call ll
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