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Options Strategies 1

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How to use this booklet Each strategy has an accompanying graph at lower right hand corner showing profit and loss at expiration. The vertical axis shows the profit/loss scale. When pay-off line is below the horizontal axis it represents the loss/outlay for the strategy. The portion of the pay-off line above the horizontal axis represents a credit or profit for the position. The intersection of the pay-off line and the horizontal axis is the break-even point (BEP) not including transaction costs, commissions, taxes, margin costs etc. An illustrative example for the explained strategy and a pay-off table based on example are also provided for better understanding. Each contract used in the following examples has a lot size of 25 Profit Loss Loss Net Breakeven Point Profit USD/INR 3

125 126 127 128 129 13 131 132 133 134 135 136 137 138 139 14 141 142 Bullish Strategy : Long Call View : Very bullish on Strategy : Buy call option Risk: Limited to premium Reward : Unlimited Breakeven :Strike price + Premium Profit, when: goes up and option Loss, when: does not go up and option expires un Example: Buy 1 Call Option* 15 on expiry Premium Exercise 13. -8897.5. -8897.5 135. -8897.5 5. -3897.5 1365.59-8897.5 8897.5. 14. -8897.5 175. 862.5 145. -8897.5 3. 2112.5 Profit Net Spot Price 132. 1 5 25 Strike Price 133. Premium 35.59-5 Break Even 1365.59-1 -15 Loss 4

125 126 127 128 129 13 131 132 133 134 135 136 137 138 139 Bullish Strategy : Short Put View : Bullish on Strategy : Sell put option Risk: Unlimited Reward : Limited to premium Breakeven :Strike price Premium Profit, when: does not go down and option expires un Loss, when: goes down and option Example: Sell 1 Put Option* 1 8 Premium Exercise Net 12 7275. -275. -2225. 125 7275. -15. -7725. 128.9 7275. -7275.. 13 7275. -25. 4775. 135 7275.. 7275. Profit Net Spot Price 132. 6 4 25 Strike Price 131. Premium 29.1 2-2 -4 Break Even 128.9-6 -8-1 Loss 5

125 126 127 128 129 13 131 132 133 134 135 136 137 138 139 Bullish Strategy : Call Spread View : Moderately bullish on Strategy : Buying ITM Call and selling OTM call thereby reducing cost and breakeven of ITM call Risk: Limited to net premium paid Reward : Limited to the difference between the two strikes minus net premium paid Breakeven :Strike price of purchased call + Net premium paid Max profit, when: both options Max loss, when: both option un Example: Buy 1 ITM Call Option and Sell 1 OTM Call Option * 1 from ITM Call purchased from OTM Call sold 128. -1146. 8897.5-2562.5 131. -1146. 8897.5-2562.5 132.25-8897.5 8897.5. 134. -396. 6397.5 2437.5 137. 354. -112.5 2437.5 Profit from ITM Call purchased from OTM Call sold Net Spot Price 132. 5 25 ITM Call Strike Price 131. Call Premium 45.84 OTM Call Strike Price 133. -5 Call Premium 35.59-1 Break Even 132.25-15 Loss 6

125 126 127 128 129 13 131 132 133 134 135 136 Bullish Strategy : Put Spread View : Moderately bullish on Strategy : Sell OTM Put and buy further OTM put to protect downside Risk: Limited to the difference between the two strikes minus net premium received Reward : Limited to net premium received Breakeven :Strike Price of short put -Net premium received Max profit, when: both options un Max loss, when: both options Example: Sell 1 OTM Put Option and Buy 1 OTM Put Option * 1 8 6 Profit from Put sold from Put purchased 126. -5225. 1755. -347. 128. -225. -3245. -347. 133.88 5745. -5745.. 132. 7275. -5745. 153. 134. 7275. -5745. 153. from Put sold from Put purchased Net Spot Price 132. 4 25 Sell OTM Put strike price 131. Put Premium 29.1 2-2 Buy OTM Put strike price 129. -4 Put Premium 22.98-6 -8 Break Even 133.88-1 Loss 7

125 126 127 128 129 13 131 132 133 134 135 136 137 138 139 14 141 142 Bullish Strategy : Synthetic Call View : Conservatively bullish on Strategy : Buy future and buy put option to protect against unexpected fall Risk: Limited to Future Price + Put Premium Put Strike Price Reward : Unlimited Breakeven :Future Price + Put Premium Profit, when: goes up Max loss, when: goes down and option from Futures purchased from Put options 13. -1. -4775. -14775. 135. 25. -7275. -4775. 1369.1 7275. -7275.. 14. 15. -7275. 7725. 145. 275. -7275. 2225. Example: Buy 1 Future and 1 Put Option* Future Price 134. 25 2 15 Profit from Future purchased from Put purchased Net Strike Price 131. 1 5 25 Premium 29.1-5 -1 Break Even 1369.1-15 -2-25 Loss 8

125 126 127 128 129 13 131 132 133 134 135 136 137 138 139 Bullish Strategy: Covered Call with Futures View : Moderately Bullish on existing long future in portfolio Strategy : Sell OTM call option to earn premium Risk: Unlimited if falls. Benefit to the extent of premium Reward : Limited to Strike price- Future Price Paid + Premium received Breakeven :Future price paid Premium Received Max profit, when: goes up and option Loss, when: goes down from Futures from Call sold 127. -175. 7775. -9725. 129. -125. 7775. -4725. 138.9-7775.4 7775.. 133. -25. 7775. 5275. 135. 25. 5275. 7775. 137. 75. 275. 7775. Example: Existing 1 Long Future and Sell 1 OTM Call Option* 15 Profit from Future from Call sold Net Spot Price 132. 1 25 Future Price 134. Strike Price 134. Premium 31.1 Break Even 138.9 5-5 -1-15 -2-25 Loss 9

125 126 127 128 129 13 131 132 133 134 135 136 137 138 139 Bullish Strategy : Collar View : Conservatively bullish Strategy : Buy futures, buy put to insure downside, sell call option to partly finance put Risk: Limited Reward : Limited Breakeven :Purchase price of futures Call premium + Put premium Max profit, when: goes up and call option Max loss, when: goes down and put option Example: Buy 1 Future and 1Put Option Contract and Sell 1 Call Option Contract* Future Price 134. 25 Put Strike Price 13. Put Premium 25. Call Strike Price 135. 15 1 5-5 -1 on expiry from Futures purchased from Put purchased from Call sold 127. -175. 125. 875. -75. 129. -125. -375. 875. -75. 131. -75. -625. 875. -5. 133. -25. -625. 875.. 135. 25. -625. 875. 5. 137. 75. -625. 375. 5. Profit from Future purchased from Put purchased from Call sold Net Call Premium 35. Breakeven 133. -15-2 -25 Loss 1

125 126 127 128 129 13 131 132 133 134 135 136 137 138 139 14 141 View : Bullish on Strategy : Sell OTM put and buy OTM call option Risk: Unlimited Reward : Unlimited Breakeven :Call strike + Net premium Profit, when : goes up and call option Loss, when : - INR goes down and put option Example: Sell 1 OTM Put Option and Buy 1 OTM Call Option* Spot Price 132. 25 Bullish Strategy : Long Combo Put Strike Price 131. Put Premium 23. Call Strike Price 134. 2 15 1 5-5 Profit from Put sold from Call purchased 129. 75. -825. -75. 131. 575. -825. -25. 133. 575. -825. -25. 135. 575. -575. 137. 575. -75. 5. 139. 575. 425. 1. from Put sold from Call purchased Net Call Premium 33. -1 Break Even 135. -15-2 Loss 11

125 126 127 128 129 13 131 132 133 134 Bearish Strategy : Long Put View : Bearish on Strategy : Buy put option Risk: Limited to premium Reward : Unlimited Breakeven :Strike Price Premium Profit, when: goes down and option Max loss, when: goes up and option not Premium Exercise 125. -7275. 15. 7725. 127. -7275. 1. 2725. 128.9-7275. 7275.. 13. -7275. 25. -4775. 132. -7275.. -7275. Example: Buy 1 Put Option* 8 Profit Net 6 Spot Price 132. 4 25 Strike Price 131. Premium 29.1 2-2 -4 Break Even 128.9-6 -8 Loss 12

128 129 13 131 132 133 134 135 136 137 138 139 14 141 142 Bearish Strategy : Short Call View : Very bearish on Strategy : Sell call option Risk: Unlimited Reward : Limited to premium Breakeven :Strike Price + Premium Max Profits, when: goes down and option not Loss, when: goes up and option Premium Exercise 132. 8897.5. 8897.5 134. 8897.5 25. 6397.5 1365.59 8897.5-8897.5. 138. 8897.5-125. -362.5 14. 8897.5 175. -862.5 Example: Sell 1 Call Option* 15 Profit Net 1 Spot Price 132. 25 Strike Price 133. Premium 35.59 5-5 Break Even 1365.59-1 -15 Loss 13

125 126 127 128 129 13 131 132 133 134 135 136 137 138 View : Mildly Bearish on Strategy : Sell ITM Call and buy OTM Call option to protect against unexpected rise Risk: Limited to the difference between the two strikes minus net premium Reward : Limited to the net premium received Breakeven :Strike Price of Short call + Net premium received Max profit, when: goes down and both options not Max loss, when: goes up and both options Example: Sell 1 ITM Call Option and Buy 1 OTM Call Option* Spot Price 132. 25 Bearish Strategy : Call Spread Sell ITM Call Strike Price 131. Call Premium 35.59 Buy OTM Call Strike Price 134. Call Premium 31.1 Break Even 1314.49 1 8 6 4 2-2 -4-6 -8-1 Profit Loss from ITM Call Sold from OTM Call Purchased 127. 8897.5-7775. 1122.5 129. 8897.5-7775. 1122.5 1314.49 7775. -7775.. 133. 3897.5-7775. -3877.5 135. -112.5-5275. -6377.5 137. -612.5-275. -6377.5 from ITM Call Sold Payoff from OTM Call Purchased Net 14

125 126 127 128 129 13 131 132 133 134 135 136 Bearish Strategy : Put Spread View : Moderately Bearish on Strategy : Buy ITM Put and sell OTM Put option to reduce cost and breakeven of ITM Put Risk: Limited to net premium paid Reward : Limited to the difference between the two strikes minus net premium paid Breakeven :Strike price of long Put -Net premium paid Max profit, when: goes down and both options Max loss, when: goes up and both options un Example: Buy 1 ITM Put Option and Sell 1 OTM Put Option* Spot Price 132. 25 Buy ITM Put Strike Price 133. Put Premium 33.71 Sell OTM Put Strike Price 13. 15 1 5 Profit on expiry from ITM Put purchased from OTM Put sold 128. 472.5 2275. 6347.5 13. -927.5 7275. 6347.5 132. -5927.5 7275. 1347.5 1325.39-7275. 7275.. 134. -8427.5 7275. -1152.5 136. -8427.5 7275. -1152.5 from Put purchased from Put sold Net Put Premium 29.1 Break Even 1325.39-5 -1 Loss 15

125 126 127 128 129 13 131 132 133 134 135 136 137 138 139 Bearish Strategy: Protective Call/Synthetic Long Put View : Bearish on but keep protected against any unexpected rise Strategy : Sell futures, buy call option to protect against rise in Risk: Limited to Call strike price -Futures price + Premium Reward : Unlimited Breakeven :Futures price -Call premium Profit, when: goes down and option not Max Loss, when: goes up and option 25 on expiry on Futures sold from Call purchased 127. 175. -7775. 9725. 129. 125. -7775. 4725. 138.9 7775. -7775.. 133. 25. -7775. -5275. 135. -25. -5275. -7775. 137. -75. -275. -7775. Profit from Future sold from Call purchased Example: Sell 1 Future and Buy 1 Call Option* Future Price 134. 2 15 1 Net 25 Buy Call Strike Price 134. Call Premium 31.1 Breakeven 138.9 5-5 -1-15 Loss 16

126 127 128 129 13 131 132 133 134 135 136 137 138 139 14 141 Bearish Strategy: Covered Put View : Neutral to Bearish on Strategy : Sell futures, Sell OTM put option to earn premium Risk: Unlimited Reward : Future price Strike price + Put premium Breakeven :Futures price + Premium received Max Profit, when: goes down and option Loss, when: goes up and option not Example: Sell 1 Future and Sell 1 Put Option * Future Price 134. 25 Put Strike Price 131. Put Premium 29.1 Breakeven 1369.1 25 2 15 1 5-5 -1-15 -2 from Futures sold from Put sold 129. 125. 2275. 14775. 131. 75. 7275. 14775. 133. 25. 7275. 9775. 135. -25 7275. 4775. 1369.1-7275. 7275.. 139. -125. 7275. -5225. Profit Loss from Future sold from Put sold Net 17

125 126 127 128 129 13 131 132 133 134 135 136 137 138 139 14 141 142 143 144 145 Neutral Strategy: Long Straddle View : will experience significant volatility Strategy : Buy call and buy put option of same strike price Risk: Limited to Premium paid Reward : Unlimited Breakeven :Upper BEP = Strike Price of Long Call + Net Premium Paid Lower BEP = Strike Price of Long Put - Net Premium Paid Profit, when: One of the option Max Loss, when: Both the option not on expiry from Call purchased from Put purchased 125. -675. 15. 825. 127. -675. 1. 325. 1283. -675. 675. 132. -675. -25. -925. 137. -175. -1. -1175. 1417. 1. -1. 144. 1575. -1. 575. 145. 1825. -1. 825. Example: Buy 1 Call & Buy 1 Put Option at same strike Spot Price 132. 2 15 Profit from Call purchased from Put purchased Net 25 Call and Put Strike Price 135. Call Premium 27. Put Premium 4. 1 5-5 Upper BEP 1417. Lower BEP 1283. -1-15 -2 Loss 18

125 126 127 128 129 13 131 132 133 134 135 136 137 138 139 14 141 142 143 144 145 Neutral Strategy: Short Straddle View : will experience very little volatility Strategy : Sell Call and sell Put option of same strike price Risk: Unlimited Reward : Limited to Premium received Breakeven :Upper BEP = Strike price of short call + Net premium received Lower BEP = Strike price of short put - Net premium received Max Profit, when: Both the options not Loss, when: one of the options on expiry from Call sold from Put sold Net 125. 55. -1125. -575. 1273. 55. -55. 13. 55. 125. 675. 135. 3. 1125. 1425. 139. -7. 1125. 425. 147. -1125. 1125. 143. -17. 1125. -575. 145. -22. 1125. -175. Example: Sell 1 Call & Sell 1 Put Option at same strike Spot Price 132. 25 Call and Put Strike Price 134. Call Premium 22. Put Premium 45. Upper BEP 147. Lower BEP 1273. 2 15 1 5-5 -1-15 -2-25 Profit Loss from Call sold from Put sold Net 19

1225 1235 1245 1255 1265 1275 1285 1295 135 1315 1325 1335 1345 1355 1365 1375 1385 1395 145 1415 1425 Neutral Strategy: Long Strangle View : will experience significant volatility Strategy : Buy slight OTM call and put option. Risk: Limited to premium paid Reward : Unlimited Breakeven :Upper BEP = Strike Price of Long Call + Net Premium Paid Lower BEP = Strike Price of Long Put - Net Premium Paid Profit, when: One of the option Max Loss, when: Both the option not Example: Buy 1 Call & 1 Put Option at same strike Spot Price 132. 25 Call Strike Price 1335. Call Premium 33.29 Put Strike Price 1315. Put Premium 31.35 Upper BEP 1399.64 Lower BEP 125.36 2 15 1 5-5 -1-15 -2 from call purchased from put purchased 1225. -8322.5 14662.5 634. 125.36-8322.5 8322.5. 1295. -8322.5-2837.5-1116. 1325. -8322.5-7837.5-1616. 1375. 1677.5-7837.5-616. 1399.64 7837.5-7837.5. 1415. 11677.5-7837.5 384. 1425. 14177.5-7837.5 634. Profit Loss from Call purchased from Put purchased Net 2

1225 1235 1245 1255 1265 1275 1285 1295 135 1315 1325 1335 1345 1355 1365 1375 1385 1395 145 1415 1425 Neutral Strategy: Short Strangle View : will experience very little volatility. Strategy : Sell OTM Call and Put option Risk: Unlimited Reward : Limited to premium received Breakeven :Upper BEP = Strike Price of Long Call + Net Premium Received Lower BEP = Strike Price of Long Put - Net Premium Received Max Profit, when: Both the options not Loss: When one of the options on expiry from call sold from put sold Net 1225. 8322.5-14662.5-634. 125.36 8322.5-8322.5. 1295. 8322.5 2837.5 1116. 1325. 8322.5 7837.5 1616. 1375. -1677.5 7837.5 616. 1399.64-7837.5 7837.5. 1415. -11677.5 7837.5-384. Example: Sell 1 Call & Sell 1 Put Option at same strike Spot Price 132. 25 Call Strike Price 1335. Call Premium 33.29 Put Strike Price 1315. Put Premium 31.35 Upper BEP 1399.64 Lower BEP 125.36 2 15 1 5-5 -1-15 -2 from Call sold Profit from Put sold Net Loss 1425. -14177.5 7837.5-634. 21

125 126 127 128 129 13 131 132 133 134 135 136 137 138 139 Neutral Strategy : Long Call Butterfly View : Neutral on direction and bearish on volatility Strategy : Sell 2 ATM Call, Buy 1 ITM Call and Buy 1 OTM Call Risk: Limited to net premium paid Reward : Limited to difference between adjacent strikes minus net premium debit Breakeven : Upper BEP = Higher Strike Price - Net Premium Lower BEP = Lower Strike Price + Net Premium Profit, when: ITM call and other options not Max Loss:, when: all options or all options not Example Sell 2 ATM Call, Buy 1 ITM Call, Buy 1 OTM Call Spot Price 132. 25 Sell ATM Call Strike 132. Call Premium 4.5 Buy ITM Call Strike 13. Call Premium 51.61 Buy OTM Call Strike 134. Call Premium 31.1 Upper BEP 1338.29 Lower BEP 131.71 from 2 ATM Calls Sold Payoff from 1 ITM Call purchased Payoff from 1 OTM Call purchased 127. 225. -1292.5-7775. -427.5 129. 225. -1292.5-7775. -427.5 131.71 225. -12475. -7775.. 132. 225. -792.5-7775. 4572.5 1338.29 1115. -333. -7775.. 135. 525. -42.5-5275. -427.5 137. -475. 4597.5-275. -427.5 25 2 15 1 5-5 -1-15 -2 Profit Loss from 2 ATM Calls Sold Payoff from 1 ITM Call Purchased Payoff from 1 OTM Call Purchased Net 22

125 126 127 128 129 13 131 132 133 134 135 136 137 138 139 Neutral Strategy : Short Call Butterfly View : Neutral on direction and bullish on volatility Strategy : Buy 2 ATM Call, Sell 1 ITM Call and Sell 1 OTM Call Risk: Limited to difference between adjacent strikes minus net premium received Reward :Limited to net premium received Breakeven : Upper BEP = Higher Strike Price - Net Premium Lower BEP = Lower Strike Price + Net Premium Max Profit, when: all options or all options not Loss, when: ITM call and other options not Example: Buy 2 ATM Call, Sell 1 ITM Call, Sell 1 OTM Call Spot Price 132. 25 Buy ATM Call Strike 132. Call Premium 4.5 Sell ITM Call Strike 13. Call Premium 51.61 Sell OTM Call Strike 134. Call Premium 31.1 Upper BEP 1338.29 Lower BEP 131.71 2 15 1 5-5 -1-15 -2-25 from 2 ATM Calls Purchased Payoff from 1 ITM Call sold Payoff from 1 OTM Call sold Net 127. -225. 1292.5 7775. 427.5 129. -225. 1292.5 7775. 427.5 131.71-225. 12475. 7775.. 132. -225. 792.5 7775. -4572.5 1338.29-1115. 333. 7775.. 135. -525. 42.5 5275. 427.5 137. 475. -4597.5 275. 427.5 Profit Loss from 2 ATM Calls Purchased Payoff from 1 ITM Call Sold Payoff from 1 OTM Call Sold Net 23

1275 1285 1295 135 1315 1325 1335 1345 1355 1365 1375 1385 1395 Neutral Strategy : Long Call Condor View : Range bound market Strategy : Buy 1 ITM Call (Lower strike A ), Sell 1 ITM Call (Lower middle B ), Sell 1 OTM Call (Higher middle C ), Buy 1 OTM Call (Higher strike D ) Risk: Limited to difference between the lower strike spread less the higher strike spread less premium paid Reward :Limited. Max profit when between B and C Breakeven : Upper BEP = Highest Strike Price - Net Premium. Lower BEP = Lowest Strike Price + Net Premium Max Profit, when: option A & B Max Loss, when: all options or all options not Spot Price 132. 25 Buy ITM Call Strike A 1315. Call Premium 45. Sell ITM Call Strike B 1325. Call Premium 35. Sell OTM Call Strike C 1335. Call Premium 33. Buy OTM Call Strike D 1345. Call Premium 27. Upper BEP 1341. Lower BEP 1319. 1 5-5 -1-15 from A from B from C from D 1285. -1125. 875. 825. -675. -1. 135. -1125. 875. 825. -675. -1. 1319. -125. 875. 825. -675.. 1325. -875. 875. 825. -675. 15. 1335. -625. 625. 825. -675. 15. 1341. -475. 475. 675. -675.. 1355. -125. 125. 325. -425. -1. 1375. 375. -375. -175. 75. -1. Profit Loss from lower strike "A" purchased from lower middle strike "B" sold from higher middle strike "C" sold from higher strike "D" purchased Net 24

1295 135 1315 1325 1335 1345 1355 1365 1375 1385 Neutral Strategy : Short Call Condor View : Market will break-out trading range, but direction is uncertain Strategy : Sell 1 ITM Call (Lower strike A ), Buy 1 ITM Call (Lower middle B ), Buy 1 OTM Call (Higher middle C ), Sell 1 OTM Call (Higher strike D ) Risk: Limited. Max loss when between B and C Reward :Limited. Price move above the D or below A Breakeven : Upper BEP = Highest Strike Price - Net Premium Lower BEP = Lowest Strike Price + Net Premium Max Profit, when: all options or all options not Max Loss, when: option A & B Spot Price 132. from A from B from C from D 1285. 1125. -875. -825. 675. 1. 135. 1125. -875. -825. 675. 1. 1319. 125. -875. -825. 675.. 1325. 875. -875. -825. 675. -15. 1335. 625. -625. -825. 675. -15. 1341. 475. -475. -675. 675.. 1355. 125. -125. -325. 425. 1. 1375. -375. 375. 175. -75. 1. 25 Sell ITM Call Strike A 1315. Call Premium 45. Buy ITM Call Strike B 1325. Call Premium 35. 15 1 Profit from lower strike "A" sold from lower middle strike "B" purchased from higher middle strike "C" purchased from higher strike "D" sold Net Buy OTM Call Strike C 1335. Call Premium 33. 5 Sell OTM Call Strike D 1345. Call Premium 27. Upper BEP 1341. Lower BEP 1319. -5-1 Loss 25

125 126 127 128 129 13 131 132 133 134 135 136 137 138 139 14 Neutral Strategy : Long Box or Conversion To take advantage of temporary mis-pricing of options in the market. Strategy : Long Call A, short Call B, long Put B and Short Put A ; Where B>A Risk: None, No effect of price change Reward : Fixed ((B-A)-Net Premium Debit) Max Profit, when: Always Max Loss, when: No effect of price change Example: Buy 1 Call,Sell 1 Call, Buy 1 Put & Sell 1 Put * S&P 5 on expiry Pay off from Call Bought Pay off from Call Sold Pay off from Put Bought Pay off from Put Sold Net 131. -1. 825. -355. 775. 245. 133. -5. 825. -855. 775. 245. 135.. 575. -115. 775. 245. 137. 5. 75. -115. 775. 245. 139. 1. -425. -115. 775. 245. 141. 15. -925. -115. 775. 245. 143. 2. -1425. -115. 775. 245. Spot Price 132. 25 Premium for Call Strike Price 131 Premium for Call Strike Price 134 4. 33. 15 1 5 Profit from Call purchased from Call sold from Put purchased from Put sold Net Premium for Put Strike Price 134 44.2-5 Premium for Put Strike Price 131 31. -1-15 Loss 26

125 126 127 128 129 13 131 132 133 134 135 136 137 138 Neutral Strategy : Short Box or Conversion To take advantage of temporary mis-pricing of options in the market. Strategy : Long Call B, Short Call A, Long Put A and Short Put B ; Where B>A Risk: None, No effect of price change Reward : Fixed ((B-A)-Net Premium Credit) Max Profit, when: Always Max Loss, when: Never. No effect of price change Example: Buy 1 Call,Sell 1 Call, Buy 1 Put & Sell 1 Put * Spot Price 132. 25 Premium for Call Strike Price 131 Premium for Call Strike Price 134 Premium for Put Strike Price 134 47. 28. 46. S&P 5 on expiry Pay off from Call Bought Pay off from Call Sold Pay off from Put Bought Pay off from Put Sold Net 131. 1175. -7. 4. -7275. 1475. 133. 675. -7. 9. -7275. 1475. 135. 175. -45. 115. -7275. 1475. 137. -325. 5. 115. -7275. 1475. 139. -825. 55. 115. -7275. 1475. 141. -1325. 15. 115. -7275. 1475. 143. -1825. 155. 115. -7275. 1475. 15 1 5-5 Profit from Call sold from Call purchased from Put sold from Put purchased Net Premium for Put Strike Price 131 29.1-1 -15 Loss 27

125 126 127 128 129 13 131 132 133 134 135 Neutral Strategy : Put-Call Parity To take advantage of temporary mis-pricing of options in the market. Relation: Call + PV (Strike) = Put + PV (Futures) Strategy : Sell Call & Invest in Bond and Buy Put & Futures if Call +PV (Strike) > Put + Futures Sell Put & Futures and Buy Call & Invest in Bond if Call + PV (Strike) < Put + Futures Risk: None, No effect of price change Reward : Limited to the price difference Max Profit, when: Always Max Loss, when: No effect of price change Pay- off from Future from Put from Call Net 13. -625. 125. -375. 25. 132. -125. 1. -625. 25. 134. 375. 5. -625. 25. 136. 875. -625. 25. 138. 1375. -5. -625. 25. 14. 1875. -1. -625. 25. 142. 2375. -15. -625. 25. Example: Sell 1 Call,Invest Cash, Buy 1 Put & Buy 1 Future Contract * Futures Price 1325 25 Premium for Call Strike Price 131 Premium for Put Strike Price 131 5. 25. 15 1 5-5 -1 Profit from Call sold from Put purchased from Future purchased Net Interest Rate (per Annum)% 5. -15 Cash to be invested (PV of Strike) 134-2 -25 Loss 28

Glossary At-the money (ATM): Any option is at-the money if the strike price is equal to the market price of underlying. Break-Even Point (BEP): The price at which an option strategy results in neither a profit nor loss. Call: An option contract that gives the holder the right to buy the underlying at a specified price for a certain, fixed period of time. In-the-money (ITM): A call option is in-the-money if the strike price is less than the market price of the underlying. A put option is in-the-money if the strike price is greater than the market price of the underlying. Long position: A position wherein an investor is a net holder in a particular options series. Out-of-the-money (OTM): A call option is out-of-themoney if the strike price is greater than the market price of the underlying. A put option is out-of-themoney if the strike price is less than the market price of the underlying. Premium: The price a put or call buyer must pay to a put or call seller (writer) for an option contract. Market supply and demand forces determine the premium. Put: An option contract that gives the holder the right to sell the underlying at a specified price for a certain, fixed period of time. Strike price or exercise price: The stated price per quantity for which the underlying may be purchased (in the case of a call) or sold (in the case of a put) by the option holder upon exercise of the option contract. Synthetic position: A strategy involving two or more instruments that has the same risk/reward profile as a strategy involving only one instrument. Time decay or erosion: A term used to describe how the time value of an option can decay or reduce with the passage of time. Volatility: A measure of the fluctuation in the market price of the underlying. Mathematically, volatility is the annualized standard deviation of returns. 29

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