Exam 9: Derivatives: Futures, Options, and Swaps

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With a put option, what specifically does the option holder receive for the price paid for the option?

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Explain the concept of notional principal used in swaps.

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If a futures contract for U.S.Treasury bonds decreases by "17" in the financial page listings, the price of the contract decreased by:

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A call option described as out of the money would find:

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A wheat farmer who must purchase his inputs now but will sell his wheat at a market price at a future date:

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With a futures contract:

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Considering a put option; if the price of the underlying asset increases:

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The short position in a futures contract is the party that will:

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Users of commodities are:

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Explain how an interest rate futures contract differs from an outright purchase of a bond.

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The process of marking to market:

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Identify four factors that will cause the value of put options to decrease.

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On the settlement date of a futures contract:

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A call option is:

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Consider a call option; in terms of the option writer and option holder, who is the buyer? Who is the seller? Finally, who has the option? Explain.

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Considering interest-rate swaps, the swap spread is:

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How can we link the lack of futures markets in poor countries to the fact that farmers in poor countries are likely to remain poor?

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There is a futures contract for the purchase of 1000 bushels of corn at $3.00 per bushel.If the market price of corn falls to $2.50:

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At expiration, the time value of an option:

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A put option that is described as in the money would find:

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