If an investor executes the following transactions: - Owns a security, - Sells a call with strike
Question:
If an investor executes the following transactions:
- Owns a security,
- Sells a call with strike price Kc,
- Buys a put with strike price Kp, with Kc higher than Kp, and both the call and put have the same expiration date.
a. Show the payoff matrix, with S being the security price. Draw a simple diagram to shows the payoffs.
b. When will these transactions be useful, and the key consideration(s) to implement this strategy ? What is the benefit of writing the call in this strategy ?
c. If you owns 100,000 shares of a stock (current stock price : $100) and you are going to execute the above strategy. You can buy 100,000 puts with an exercise price of $100 for a total premium of $600,000 and sell 100,000 calls with an exercise price of $105 for a total premium of $300,000. If the stock price finally declines to $90, what is the net value of your portfolio ?
An Introduction to Derivative Securities Financial Markets and Risk Management
ISBN: 978-0393913071
1st edition
Authors: Robert A. Jarrow, Arkadev Chatterjee