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a. You purchase one IBM July 120 put contract for a premium of $3. You hold the option until the expiration date, when IBM stock sells for $123 per share. You will realize a ______ on the investment.

b. The potential loss for a writer of a naked call option on a stock is _________.

A) equal to the call premium
B) larger the lower the stock price C) limited
D) unlimited

c. You purchase one IBM March 120 put contract for a put premium of $10. The maximum profit that you could gain from this strategy is _________.

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Stock Strike Price Market Price Strike Price Market Price
Prices ofCall ofcall ofput of put
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IBM $95.50 $90.00 $9.50 $90.00 $1.00

Kroger $28.25 $30.00 $1.10 $30.00 $2.55

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