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    The document provides calculations for different stock option problems. In each problem, the calculations involve multiplying a number of shares by $1000 to determine the profit or loss amount. The key amounts calculated are $3000, $4000, and $4000, depending on the specific stock prices and number of shares in each problem scenario.

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    The document provides calculations for different stock option problems. In each problem, the calculations involve multiplying a number of shares by $1000 to determine the profit or loss amount. The key amounts calculated are $3000, $4000, and $4000, depending on the specific stock prices and number of shares in each problem scenario.

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    The document provides calculations for different stock option problems. In each problem, the calculations involve multiplying a number of shares by $1000 to determine the profit or loss amount. The key amounts calculated are $3000, $4000, and $4000, depending on the specific stock prices and number of shares in each problem scenario.

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    Finman

    Uploaded by

    Anita Noah Melo
    The document provides calculations for different stock option problems. In each problem, the calculations involve multiplying a number of shares by $1000 to determine the profit or loss amount. The key amounts calculated are $3000, $4000, and $4000, depending on the specific stock prices and number of shares in each problem scenario.

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    Problem 21

    D) 37×1000=37000
    4×1000=4000
    37000-4000=33000

    E) 4×1000=4000
    Seth cant lose more then the option price of 4000
    theres no limit to what he can make

    F) 37-36=1
    4-1=3
    or 3×1000=3000

    G) stock price exercise=44


    36+4=40
    44-40=4
    or 4×1000=4000

    H) 36+4=40
    40-37=3
    or 3×1000=3000

    I) 44-40=4
    or 4×1000=4000

    J) 36+4=40
    44-40=4
    4×1000=4000

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