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Chapter 19, Problem 13DQ
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To calculate: The profit or loss in the call option and the put option.
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Call option:
It is a type of option that only gives the right and does not oblige the investor to purchase an underlying security at the stated exercise price for a given time period.
Put option:
It is a type of option that only gives the right and does not oblige the investor to sell an underlying security at the stated exercise price for a given time period.
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