■ Suppose that we just bought one IBM call with an exercise price of $160 for a cost of $2. We hold the option until the

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■ Suppose that we just bought one IBM call with an exercise price of $160 for a cost of $2. We hold the option until the expiration date when IBM stock sells for $165 per share. What is our profit/loss?
■ Suppose that we just sold one IBM put with an exercise price of $170 for a premium of $3. We hold this position until the expiration date when IBM stock sells for $165 per share. What is our profit/loss?
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