Multiple Choice
Someone who purchases a call option is really buying insurance to protect against:
A) The stock not being available when they want to purchase it.
B) The price of the stock falling.
C) A seller not being able to deliver the stock.
D) The price of the stock rising.
Correct Answer:
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Correct Answer:
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