When you place a limit order, it means you are willing to buy or sell the stock at the best price available. True or False True False

Describe what a stock option is. what does it means to buy a "put" or a "call" and what you are expecting the stock to do for each (ie go up or down in price). Discuss when you would make money on a put option and when you would make money on a call option.

Which of the following is a reason why an investor would place a stop buy order on a stock? To ensure a short position is closed out for profit To ensure that the broker executes immediately at the current market price To ensure the stock is sold before its price falls to a specified level To ensure the stock is purchased when its price is rising

If an investor places a places a order, the stock will be bought if its price falls to the stipulated level. If an investor order, the stock will be bought if its price rises above the stipulated level. stop-buy; stop-loss market-buy; limit-buy stop-loss; stop-buy limit-buy; market-buy limit-buy; stop-buy None of the above

What is correct option and incorrect option with explanation please without plagiarism please Introduction and explanation and final answer required please

The buyer of a Call Option has the obligation to purchase shares of the underlying stock. True False

p) demonstrate an understanding of the constructions of a synthetic call by identifying the breakeven stock price, the maximum profit, and the maximum loss.         q) Define the following terms: combination, spread, buying the spread (debit spread), selling the spread (credit spread), money (vertical or strike) spread, calendar (horizontal or time) spread      r) demonstrate an understanding of bull spreads by defining bull spreads, discussing the circumstances under which investors would use a bull spread strategy.         s) demonstrate an understanding of bear spreads by defining bear spreads, discussing the circumstances under which investors would use a bear spread strategy.        t) demonstrate an understanding of collars by defining collars, discussing the circumstances under which investors would use a collar strategy.

(c) A risk-neutral competitive market maker clears the market for trading in a stock after observing the incoming orders from a noise trader and an informed trader (who perfectly knows the true value of the stock). The noise trader buys and sells 1 share of the stock with equal probability, whereas the informed trader buys the stock if the value is $14 (high) and sells the stock if the value is $5 (low). The market maker believes initially that there is a 45% probability of high value and a 55% probability of low value. What profits can the informed trader expect to make in this market?

You own Honeywell​ stock, and are worried that its price will fall. You are considering​ "insuring" yourself against this possibility. How can your provide such​ protection?     ​(Choose the best answer​ below.)     A. To protect against​ Honeywell's stock price​ dropping, you can buy a put with Honeywell as the underlying asset.   B. To protect against​ Honeywell's stock price​ dropping, you can sell a call with Honeywell as the underlying asset.   C. To protect against​ Honeywell's stock price​ dropping, you can buy a call with Honeywell as the underlying asset.   D. To protect against​ Honeywell's stock price​ dropping, you can sell a put with Honeywell as the underlying asset.

Payoff from entering into a forward contract does the buyer have more to gain going long than the seller has to lose going short, profits if the price of the underlying at expiration exceeds the forward price and/or gains from owning the underlying versus owning the forward contract are equivalent? Explain why one or more of the options above are correct. and why, if any of the remaining options are incorrect.