A 6-month put option on Makler Corp.'s stock has a strike price of $45 and sells in the market for $8.90. Makler's current stock price is $41. What is the exercise value of the option?
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In this case, the strike price is $45 and the stock price is $41. So the difference is $45 - $41 = $4. Multiplying this by 100, we get $4 * 100 = $400. Show more…
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