[QUIZ] Unlock the Power of Options - Session 2
Test your knowledge after our Options webinar series Session 2!
Let us know your answers in the comment section.
1. Which of the following is NOT one of the Options Greeks?
a. Omega
b. Delta
c. Rho
d. Theta
Let us know your answers in the comment section.
1. Which of the following is NOT one of the Options Greeks?
a. Omega
b. Delta
c. Rho
d. Theta
2. What is the main reason why we should refrain from exercising our ITM options prior to expiry
a. All time value will be lost once the option is exercised
b. The Seller can refuse his commitment prior to expiry.
c. We have to utilize more capital to buy the stocks.
d. The options delta is higher than the stock delta.
b. The Seller can refuse his commitment prior to expiry.
c. We have to utilize more capital to buy the stocks.
d. The options delta is higher than the stock delta.
3. What are some of the key factors affecting the Stock Options Premium?
i.Price of Underlying ii. Time to Expiry iii. Open Interest iv. Changes in Interest Rate
i.Price of Underlying ii. Time to Expiry iii. Open Interest iv. Changes in Interest Rate
a. i and iv
b. i, ii and iv
c. i, ii and iii
d. All of the above
b. i, ii and iv
c. i, ii and iii
d. All of the above
4. If ABC company’s current stock price is $102 and its $100 strike price put option has a premium of $2.50 with a delta of -0.4. How much is the estimated value of the put option if the stock price goes to $101?
a.$2.10
b.$3.50
c.$1.50
d.$2.90
b.$3.50
c.$1.50
d.$2.90
5. What is the main reason we want to look at the Open Interests and Volume in the Options Chain?
a. To check for unusual activities in the Options Chain.
b. To gauge the liquidity of the options contract.
c. To analyse the put/ call volume.
d. To measure the volatility of the options contract.
a. To check for unusual activities in the Options Chain.
b. To gauge the liquidity of the options contract.
c. To analyse the put/ call volume.
d. To measure the volatility of the options contract.
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爱睡觉的小胖孩 : 1. Which is NOT an Option Greek?
a. Omega – Common Greeks are Delta, Gamma, Theta, Vega, and Rho. Omega exists in some academic texts but is not a standard trading Greek.
a. All time value will be lost once exercised – Early exercise destroys the remaining time value, so it’s generally suboptimal.
b. i, ii and iv – Price of underlying, time to expiry, and interest rates affect premium. Open interest reflects liquidity, not theoretical pricing.
d. $2.90
b. To gauge liquidity – Higher OI/volume ensures easier entry/exit at fair prices.
2. Why not exercise ITM options early?
3. Key factors affecting option premium?
4. Put option value when stock drops $1 (Delta = -0.4):
Change = -0.4 × (-1) = +0.40 → New value = $2.50 + $0.40 = $2.90
5. Why check Open Interest & Volume?
Falie : AABDB
Jave O : 1. a. Omega – Common Greeks are Delta, Gamma, Theta, Vega, and Rho. Omega exists in some academic texts but is not a standard trading Greek.
2. a. All time value will be lost once exercised – Early exercise destroys the remaining time value, so it’s generally suboptimal.
3. b. i, ii and iv – Price of underlying, time to expiry, and interest rates affect premium. Open interest reflects liquidity, not theoretical pricing.
4. d. $2.90
5. b. To gauge liquidity – Higher OI/volume ensures easier entry/exit at fair prices.
richieck : Ok
LB7179 : AABDB
105018303 : s
AhXue : AABDB
Ashwin Baliga : aadbd
101638519 : A, A, B, D, B
74075991 : ok
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