A speculator buys a call option for $3, with an exercise price of $50. The stock is currently priced at $49, and rises to $55 on the expiration date. What is the stock price at which the speculator would break even?Select one:a. $52b. $49c. $53d. $50e. $58

A speculator purchases a put option for a premium of $4, with an exercise price of $30. The stock is presently priced at $29 and rises to $32 before the expiration date. What is the stock price at which the speculator would break even?Select one:a. $28b. $34c. $26d. $29e. $32

A speculator purchased a call option with an exercise price of $31 for a premium of $4. The option was exercised a few days later when the stock price was $34. What was the gain/loss per stock to the speculator?Select one:a. $2b. -$2c. -$1d. $1

A one-year call option on a stock with a strike price of $30 costs $3; a one-year put option on the stock with a strike price of $30 costs $4. Suppose that a trader buys two call options and one put option. The breakeven stock price above which the trader makes a profit is:$35$40$30$36

An investor purchased a call option with an exercise price of $31 for a call premium of $4. The option was exercised a few days later when the stock price was $34. What was the return to the investor?Select one:a. $1b. -$1c. -$4d. $4

When ABC was trading at $52 per share, you paid $6.40 for a call option (for one share) on the stock of ABC with a strike price of $50, and six months until maturity. After six months, the share price of ABC is $54.10.What is the value of the call option at expiration? Do not include the $ sign and answer to the nearest $0.01.