Part one: Choose a stock and look up its option chain on yahoo finance. Part two: Choose an option that is expiring in A

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Part one:
Choose a stock and look up its option chain on yahoo finance.
Part two:
Choose an option that is expiring in August. Look at the puts and
calls that are nearest
the market price of the stock.
In Excel, graph the option price (y) vs Strike Price (x) for the 10
strike prices nearest the
current stock price (5 above and 5 below). Your graph should have 1
line for call options and
one line for put options.
Part three:
On a separate graph, choose one strike price and look at the option
premiums for the
next 6 months.
Graph the option price (y) vs Expiration Date (x). You should again
have one line for
calls, and one line for puts.
Part four:
What information about options can you gain from each graph?