Business, 18.11.2019 23:31 speresenko

Jason bought a put option on a $100,000 treasury bond futures contract with an exercise price of 105 and a premium of 3,500. (note: the price of an option is quoted in points that mimic the futures contract, so each point corresponds to $1,000.) based on the information given above, if the futures contract sells for 120 on expiration, jason's put option is out of the money. using the information given above, if the futures contract sells for 120 on expiration, jason's profit is $−3,500. (insert a negative sign if necessary.) suppose the future contracts sells for 85. jason's put option is

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