The Value of a Call Option

question 393

Multiple Choice

The value of a call option:

• A) Decreases as the price of the underlying security increases.
• B) Has a greater reaction to a change in the time to maturity than does a put option.
• C) Increases as the risk-free rate of return decreases.
• D) Increases as the price fluctuation of the underlying security increases.
• E) Decreases as the time to expiration increases.

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Definitions:

Financial Markets

Platforms or systems that facilitate the buying, selling, and trading of financial securities, commodities, and other fungible items of value at low transaction costs and at prices that reflect supply and demand.

Money Markets

Financial markets for short-term borrowing and lending, dealing with assets that mature in less than one year.

Capital Markets

Financial markets where debt or equity securities are traded, providing a mechanism for companies to raise long-term funds and investors to purchase securities.

Money Market Securities

Short-term financial instruments typically with high liquidity and minimal risk.