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Given the following information,
Given the following information,    finish the following sentences. a.The intrinsic value of the call is _______. b.The time premium paid for the call is _______. c.If an investor established a covered call position,the amount invested is _______. d.The most the buyer of the call can lose is _______. e.The maximum amount the seller of the call naked can lose is _______. f.Which call is  in  or  out  of the money? After six months (i.e.,at the expiration date of the call),the price of the stock is $52. g.The profit (loss)from buying the call is _______. h.The price (loss)from selling the call naked is _______. i.The profit (loss)from selling the call covered is _______. j.The profit (loss)from selling the stock short six months earlier is _______. finish the following sentences.
a.The intrinsic value of the call is _______.
b.The time premium paid for the call is _______.
c.If an investor established a covered call position,the amount invested is _______.
d.The most the buyer of the call can lose is _______.
e.The maximum amount the seller of the call naked can lose is _______.
f.Which call is "in" or "out" of the money?
After six months (i.e.,at the expiration date of the call),the price of the stock is $52.
g.The profit (loss)from buying the call is _______.
h.The price (loss)from selling the call naked is _______.
i.The profit (loss)from selling the call covered is _______.
j.The profit (loss)from selling the stock short six months earlier is _______.


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