Hi all,
I am new to options trading. Below is my position now. Could you please explain how much I will loose if the Market price of UNITEC is 25 on 29-jan-09?
My position:
BUY PUT Strike price 30 - Lot size 900 * 2 - Premium @3.30 Paid - 5940
PUT SELL Strike Price 47.5 - Lot Size 900 - Premium @5.00 - Received 4500
So what I am thinking is if the Market price on 29-jan-2009 is 25.
As it is the expiry date both the options will be exercised.
On 29th Jan 2009 if the
1) Premium of BUY PUT (for 30 Rs contract )is 5.30 then I will gain (5.30 - 3.30) *1800 = 3600
2) Preimum of PUT SELL(for 47.5 conract) is 2.00 then I will lose (5-2) *900=2700
Please clarify whether I am correct at calculations?.
I am thinking that the premium diference of the same contract on the buy date and the expirydate is the amount we will lose or gain.
IF my above calculations are wrong then if I lose (Strike price - Market Price) * 900 then I will lose nearly 20000 Rs on the PUT SELL.
Can I reduce my loss by any mean?
Thank you very much for your help
I am new to options trading. Below is my position now. Could you please explain how much I will loose if the Market price of UNITEC is 25 on 29-jan-09?
My position:
BUY PUT Strike price 30 - Lot size 900 * 2 - Premium @3.30 Paid - 5940
PUT SELL Strike Price 47.5 - Lot Size 900 - Premium @5.00 - Received 4500
So what I am thinking is if the Market price on 29-jan-2009 is 25.
As it is the expiry date both the options will be exercised.
On 29th Jan 2009 if the
1) Premium of BUY PUT (for 30 Rs contract )is 5.30 then I will gain (5.30 - 3.30) *1800 = 3600
2) Preimum of PUT SELL(for 47.5 conract) is 2.00 then I will lose (5-2) *900=2700
Please clarify whether I am correct at calculations?.
I am thinking that the premium diference of the same contract on the buy date and the expirydate is the amount we will lose or gain.
IF my above calculations are wrong then if I lose (Strike price - Market Price) * 900 then I will lose nearly 20000 Rs on the PUT SELL.
Can I reduce my loss by any mean?
Thank you very much for your help
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