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2. The stock price will be down by two thirds to: 9.17/share.
HW No. one. Spring 2010 1. The official expiration dates are SAT immediately following the third Friday of the expiration months: SEP ; OCT ; JAN ; APR : 2. The stock price will be down by two thirds to: 9.17/share. The adjustment associated with the options: All the exercise prices are divided by 3 and then adjusted to the nearest 1 cent, (or 1/8th) as follows: [nearest 1/8] 20/3 6.67/share [6.625] 25/3 8.33/share [8.375] 27.5/3 9.17/share [9.125] 30/3 10.00/share [10.00] 32.5 10.83/share [10.875] 35 /share [10.625] The adjustment associated with the number of shares covered by the options may be done in two ways: 1. The number of shares in every option may be multiplied by 3 to 300, OR 2. The number of options is multiplied by 3 and each (still) covers 100 shares. Just like the stock price, the market reaction will bring the premium to one third of their value and adjusted to the nearest cent.
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4. All the prices below are per share:
HW No. one. 3. All the prices below are per share: Initial cost S at expiration exercise Revenue Profit/Loss a = call only Profit 5.70 b = put only 5.00 Profit 0.70 c = Neither 0 Loss 4.30 4. All the prices below are per share: Will be Initial CF S at expiration exercised Revenue Profit/Loss a = call only Loss 5.70 = put only Loss 0.70 = Neither Profit 4.30 5. All the prices below are per share: Initial CF S at expiration exercise Cash Flow at T = call call TOTAL: Profit: = 1.40 6. Initial CF S at expiration exercise Revenue Profit/Loss = none** Profit: 4.55 ** Both puts expire out-of-the money and will not be exercised.
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