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17.67B - A forward commitment is a binding promise to ...
Forward commitment - is a binding promise to buy/sell an asset or make a payment in the future.
17.67B - 3 example of forward commitments
1. Forward contracts

2. Futures contracts

3. Swaps
17.67B - Forward contracts obligate one party to ______ and one to _____ a ________ on a___________
Obligate one party to buy, and another to sell, a specific asset at a predetemined price at a specific time in the future.
17.67B - Swaps contracts are equivalent to
A series of forward contracts on interest rates, currencies, or equity returns
17.67B - Futures contracts are...
Forward contracts that are exchange-traded, quite liquid, and requite daily settlement of any gains or losses.
17.67D - Riskless arbitrafe refers to earning
More than the risk-free rate of return with no risk, or earning an immediate gain with no possible future liability
17.67D - Arbitrage can be expected to force the
Prices of two securities of portfolios of securities to be equal if they have the same future CF's regardless of future events.
17.72B - A covered call position is made up of a...
Share of stock and a short (written) call.
17.72B - Covered call profits and elosses are measured relative to the
Net cost of this combination (So - premium)
17.72B - The purpose of selling a covered call is to
enhance income by trading the stocks upside potential for the call premium
17.72B - The upside potential on a covered call is limited
(X - So) + call premium received.
17.72B - The protective put is a strategy to
protect against a decline in the value of the stock
17.72B - protective put is consists of
buyng a share of rock and buying a put,
17.72B - protective put profit/loss are measured...
relative to the net cost (So + premium)
17.72B - Maximum gains on a protective put are...
Unlimited, but redcued by the put premium paid.
17.72B - On a protective put, Maximum losses are limited to
(So - X) + put premium paid