Suppose an investor is considering buying one of two call options on a particular stock with the

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Suppose an investor is considering buying one of two call options on a particular stock with the same maturity. The only difference between the two call options is the strike prices. The rate of return on a call option is its profit divided by the investment (the call price here). Identify the terminal stock price where the profits on the two long call positions are the same. Also identify the terminal stock price where the rates of return on the two long call positions are the same (but are not both -100 percent). Discuss the difference in these two terminal stock prices?
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