In a Money Spread, an Investor Would

question 102

Multiple Choice

In a money spread, an investor would

• A) buy two in-the-money call options on the same stock with different exercise dates.
• B) buy two out-of-the-money call options on the same stock with different exercise dates.
• C) sell two in-the-money call options on the same stock with different exercise dates.
• D) sell an out-of-the-money call and purchase an in-the-money call on the same stock with the same exercise date.
• E) sell two out-of-the-money call options on the same stock with different exercise dates.

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Definitions:

Seed Crop

Plants that are grown primarily for the purpose of producing seeds for planting new crops, rather than for immediate consumption.

Food Production

The process of creating food products through farming, ranching, and fisheries, including preparation and packaging.

Food Foraging

The practice of gathering wild food resources, including plants, fungi, and animals, primarily as a means of subsistence.

Root Crop Farming

The cultivation of plants that produce edible roots or tubers, such as carrots, potatoes, and beets, as a major agricultural activity.