Question: QUESTION 36 Suppose the initial margin requirement for the oil contract is 20%. Contract size is 1000 barrels. The spot oil price $62.48. Current future
QUESTION 36
- Suppose the initial margin requirement for the oil contract is 20%. Contract size is 1000 barrels. The spot oil price $62.48. Current future price for March is $62.48. If the spot oil price at maturity date is 65.48, and you only invest on oil commodity and dont use future contract, whats your return if you buy the oil?
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| A. | 12%
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| B. | 2% |
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| C. | 4.8% |
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| D. | 9% |
1.82 points
QUESTION 37
- An oil distributor is planning to sell 100,000 barrels of oil in March (the current future price for March is $90) and wishes to hedge against a possible decline in oil prices. He sold 100 contract , each contract for 1,000 barrels. If at March oil price turns out to be $100. Whats the revenue from oil sales and profit on the futures?
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| A. | Revenue $10,000,000, Profit from futures -$1,000,000. |
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| B. | Revenue $9,000,000, Profit from futures $0.
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| C. | Revenue $10,000,000, Profit from futures $0. |
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| D. | Revenue $9,000,000, Profit from futures $-200,000. |
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QUESTION 38
- Suppose a U.S. investor wants to invest in a British firm currently selling for 80 per share. The investor has $8,000 to invest, and the current exchange rate is $1.25/. After 1 year, the exchange rate is $1.40/ and the share price is 85. How much of the dollar-denominated return is due to the currency change?
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| A. | 10.00% |
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| B. | 10.80% |
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| C. | 12.75% |
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| D. | 8.20% |
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QUESTION 39
- Which one of the following contracts requires no cash to change hands when initiated?
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| A. | listed put option |
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| B. | short futures contract |
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| C. | forward contract |
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| D. | listed call option
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