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well, I would argue that it's A.
my logic:
It can't be c, or d since intrinsic value is s-k (100). assuming the option isn't at expiration since there's a probability of the option to move up (u) or down (d), then there's time value as well.
Given, price of an option is intrinsic value + time value, then answer should be A. Not sure if time value = 50, but it has to be greater than 0 if the option isn't at expiration.
Disclaimer: I haven't read the options chapter and am not sure if there's a formula to solve this. But, I know my option's logic is correct since price of option = intrinsic value + time value. |
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