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IrinaVladis [17]
2 years ago
6

A stock is selling for $41.60. The strike price on a call, maturing in 6 months, is $45. The possible stock prices at the end of

6 months are $35.00 and $49.00. Interest rates are 5.0%. Given an underpriced option, what are the short sale proceeds in an arbitrage strategy
Business
2 answers:
mezya [45]2 years ago
8 0

Answer:

<em>The short sale proceeds in an arbitrage strategy is 1.2277</em>

Explanation:

<em>From the question given,</em>

<em>The  Possible outcome of stock price at end of 6 months (0.5 years)</em>

<em>The Outcome  is:</em>

<em>The Stock price = 35</em>

<em>The Strike price = 45</em>

<em>The Payoff call = max(ST - K,0) = max(35-45,0) = 0</em>

<em>The Present value = PV = 0/(1+5%)^0.5 = 0</em>

<em>The  possible Outcome 2:</em>

<em>The Stock price = 49</em>

<em>The Strike price = 45</em>

<em>The Payoff call = max{ST - K,0} = max{49-45,0} = 4</em>

<em>The Present value =</em>

<em>PV = 4/(1+5%)^0.5 = 3.903</em>

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<em>Then,</em>

<em>The Probability of both outcomes = 0.5</em>

<em>Value of call option = 0.5*0 + 0.5 x 3.903 = 1.95</em>

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<em>Therefore, the Short sale arbitrage opportunity is:</em>

<em>The Short the stock and buy a call option. </em>

<em>Invest the proceeds at 5% for 6 months:</em>

<em>Short stock = +41.6</em>

<em>long call = -1.95</em>

<em>Proceeds = 41.6 - 1.95 = 39.65</em>

<em>Amount after 6 months = 39.65*(1+5%)^0.5 = 40.629</em>

<em>The Case 1:</em>

<em>Stock price = 35</em>

<em>Payoff from long call = 0</em>

<em>Buy the stock at market price and close the short stock position = -35</em>

<em>The Total payoff = 40.629 - 35 = 5.629</em>

<em>For Case 2:</em>

<em>Stock price = 49</em>

<em>Payoff from long call = 49 - 45 = 4</em>

<em>Buy the stock from market price and close the short stock position = -49</em>

<em>Total payoff = 40.629 + 4 - 49 = -4.3708</em>

<em>The Present value of payoff from both cases = (0.5*5.629 + 0.5*(-4.3708))/(1+5%)^0.5</em>

<em>= 1.2581/1.0246 = 1.2277</em>

<em>Then the Arbitrage payoff = 1.2277</em>

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weeeeeb [17]2 years ago
4 0

Answer:

Possible outcome of stock price at end of 6 months (0.5 years)

Outcome 1:

Stock price = 35

Strike price = 45

Payoff call = max{ST - K,0} = max{35-45,0} = 0

Present value =

PV = 0/(1+5%)^0.5 = 0

Outcome 2:

Stock price = 49

Strike price = 45

Payoff call = max{ST - K,0} = max{49-45,0} = 4

Present value =

PV = 4/(1+5%)^0.5 = 3.903

Probability of both outcomes = 0.5

Value of call option = 0.5*0 + 0.5*3.903 = 1.95

Short sale arbitrage opportunity:

Short the stock and buy a call option. Invest the proceeds at 5% for 6 months:

Short stock = +41.6

long call = -1.95

Proceeds = 41.6 - 1.95 = 39.65

Amount after 6 months = 39.65*(1+5%)^0.5 = 40.629

Case 1:

Stock price = 35

Payoff from long call = 0

Buy the stock at market price and close the short stock position = -35

Total payoff = 40.629 - 35 = 5.629

Case 2:

Stock price = 49

Payoff from long call = 49 - 45 = 4

Buy the stock from market price and close the short stock position = -49

Total payoff = 40.629 + 4 - 49 = -4.3708

Present value of payoff from both cases = (0.5*5.629 + 0.5*(-4.3708))/(1+5%)^0.5

= 1.2581/1.0246 = 1.2277

Arbitrage payoff = 1.2277

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