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

CS Executive · Securities Laws and Capital Markets · PYQS · December 2022
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. ACC 520 Put.

Answer & Explanation:

Tarun has purchased a European put option for ACC with a strike price of ₹520. At expiry, the spot price of ACC is ₹565. A put option gives the holder the right to sell the underlying asset at the strike price. Tarun would not exercise this put option because the spot price (₹565) is greater than the strike price (₹520). He can sell ACC shares in the open market at ₹565, which is higher than the strike price of ₹520. Exercising the put option would mean selling at a lower price than the market offers. Decision: Do not exercise the ACC 520 Put option.

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