Tarun purchases the following European Call options of TCS. He also purchases the following European put option of ACC. What decision he would take on expiry if TCS closes at ₹ 835 and ACC closes at ₹ 565, spot prices? I

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Tarun purchases the following European Call options of TCS. He also purchases the following European put option of ACC. What decision he would take on expiry if TCS closes at ₹ 835 and ACC closes at ₹ 565, spot prices? Ignore premium paid. TCS 830 Call

Answer & Explanation:

Tarun has purchased a European call option for TCS with a strike price of ₹830. At expiry, the spot price of TCS is ₹835. A call option gives the holder the right to buy the underlying asset at the strike price. Tarun would exercise this call option because the spot price (₹835) is greater than the strike price (₹830). By exercising, he can buy TCS shares at ₹830 and immediately sell them in the market at ₹835, making a gain of ₹5 per share (₹835 - ₹830). Decision: Exercise the TCS 830 Call option.

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