Exam 17: An Introduction to Options
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A warrant is an option issued by a corporation to buyits stock at a specified price within a specified time period.
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As the price of a stock rises, the time premium paid for an option to buy stock increases.
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If an investor is bearish, he or she should not buya stock index call option.
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