Question: You Bought an American put option a year back for $6. The time-to-maturity was 1 year, stock was trading at $55, and you chose to
You Bought an American put option a year back for $6. The time-to-maturity was 1 year, stock was trading at $55, and you chose to buy an out-of-the-money option with exercise price =$50. 9 months has passed since you bought the option, so time remaining to maturity Assume discreetly compounded risk free rate over next 3 months =1% (not annualized) (continuous compounded rate =0.99503%). Will you exercise the option today or will you wait till maturity when you expect the stock price to be zero?
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