
Explanation:
This is a bear put spread strategy with additional positions. Let's calculate the net profit/loss:
Initial cost/net premium:
$6$8 ($4 × 2)$1$1Payoffs at expiration (stock price = $19):
$24$36 (but since we sold these, this is negative for us)$13Total payoff = 24 - 36 + 13 = $1
Net profit/loss = Total payoff + Net premium = 1 + 1 = $2 per share
Therefore, the correct answer is $2.00 per share (Option D).
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Consider the following bearish option strategy of buying one at-the-money put with a strike price of $43 for $6, selling two puts with a strike price of $37 for $4 each and buying one put with a strike price of $32 for $1. If the stock price plummets to $19 at expiration, calculate the net profit/loss per share of the strategy.
A
-2.00 per share
B
Zero – no profit or loss
C
1.00 per share
D
2.00 per share
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