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In the CURRENCY TRADING section of The Wall Street Journal,the following appeared under the heading OPTIONS: Philadelphia Exchange
In the CURRENCY TRADING section of The Wall Street Journal,the following appeared under the heading OPTIONS: Philadelphia Exchange    Which combination of the following statements are true? (i) - The time values of the 68 May and 69 May put options are respectively .30 cents and .50 cents. (ii) - The 68 May put option has a lower time value (price) than the 69 May put option. (iii) - If everything else is kept constant,the spot price and the put premium are inversely related. (iv) - The time values of the 68 May and 69 May put options are,respectively,1.63 cents and 0.83 cents. (v) - If everything else is kept constant,the strike price and the put premium are inversely related. A) (i) , (ii) , and (iii)  B) (ii) , (iii) , and (iv)  C) (iii)  and (iv)  D) ( iv)  and (v)
Which combination of the following statements are true? (i) - The time values of the 68 May and 69 May put options are respectively .30 cents and .50 cents.
(ii) - The 68 May put option has a lower time value (price) than the 69 May put option.
(iii) - If everything else is kept constant,the spot price and the put premium are inversely related.
(iv) - The time values of the 68 May and 69 May put options are,respectively,1.63 cents and 0.83 cents.
(v) - If everything else is kept constant,the strike price and the put premium are inversely related.


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