Q. The present value of portfolio is $900 and the current value of stock in portfolio is $1500 then the current option price would be

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Q. The stock option is considered more valuable in the situation when the stock have

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Q. The pricing model approach in which it is assumed that stock price can have one of the two values of stock is classified as

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Q. An option which can be exercised any desired time before an expiry date is classified as

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Q. In the financial planning, a higher strike price leads to call option

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Q. According to the Black Scholes model, the selling and buying of the stock have

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Q. The stock option is more worthwhile if it is

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Q. According to the Black Scholes model, the call option is well exercised on its

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Q. The sellers of options in the financial markets are classified as

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Q. In the option pricing, an increasing in option price is due to

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Q. The type of options in which the buyer of options has call on 200 shares in stock is classified as

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Q. The movement of price or the rise or fall of prices of options is classified as

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Q. The variability of stock price, option term to maturity and the risk free rate are the dependents of

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Q. The value of the option which is considered as its worth as soon as it is expired is classified as

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Q. The current value of stock including in portfolio is subtracted from present value of portfolio to calculate

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Q. The call options situation in which the strike price is greater than current price of stock is classified as

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Q. If the stock market price is higher than the strike price, then the call option

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Q. The first step in binomial approach of option pricing is to

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Q. The present value of portfolio $850 and the current option price $1620 then the value of stock included in portfolio would be

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