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Sir the book lines is buyers give premium and seller give margin as premium , and you answer that both paid margin in MCQ . so how we handle that type of MCQ or questions .
Thank you for pointing that out. In multiple-choice questions, it's important to rely on standard principles. Generally, buyers pay the premium while sellers provide margin. If you encounter such discrepancies, consider the context and standard practices to choose the most accurate answer.
In the context of the NISM Series 8 Equity Derivative, the term "underlying" refers to the asset on which a derivative contract is based. This underlying asset can be a stock, index, commodity, currency, interest rate, or any other financial instrument. Understanding the concept of underlying assets is crucial for trading and analyzing derivative products effectively.
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Sir. 2nd attempt thi meri aj. 61 que correct ki thi. Par negative marks k liye fail ho gaye. Eah marking to big problem ho gaya hai. Kya koi extra class ka koi scope hai?
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I'm pursuing CS and currently in final i just filled for the exams and haven't prepared for it and im having it tomorrow just watching this series' and hoping for the good 😓
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Sir ek doubt hai please reply. Doubt hai pay off wale section par19500 Nifty PE sell Kiya tha ab jab mujhe koi 19500 me bech ke jayegaa jab market 19200 ho gaya hai to 19500-19200= 300 loss aur isme premium toh add nhi hoga 95 kaa kyu ki premium toh receive hi nhi hua mere against hi chala Gaya market toh 95 PE sell Kiya tha tab Mera 0 profit tha ab girta toh profit hota n sidha uppar Jane laga toh no profit n ? PLEASE SIR REPLY
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If the spot price is 18950 and you bought the 19000 CE at 68, then yes, the 68 is entirely time value because the option is out of the money (OTM). An option is considered OTM when the strike price is not favorable compared to the current market price. In this case, since the spot price (18950) is below the strike price (19000), the 68 you paid for the option reflects the premium purely based on the time value and the potential for the price to move in your favor before expiration.
The buyer of an option cannot lose more than the option premium paid. True only for European options True only for American options False for all options True for all options
That statement is generally true for all options. Whether it's a European option or an American option, the maximum loss for the buyer is limited to the premium paid for the option. This characteristic of options is one of their key advantages as it defines the maximum risk upfront. If you have any more questions about options trading or need further clarification, feel free to ask! Best regards, ICFM - Stock Market Institute