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This 4 page paper is written in 3 parts. The first part looks at the movement of a call option on a stock on a specific day and discussing what this probably means for the underlying stock. The second part of the paper looks at the correlation between short and long term security rates. The third part of the paper considers the patterns seen in the US dollar over the last few months of 2007 against the British Pound, Australian Dollar and Hong Kong Dollar. The bibliography cites 3 sources.
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File: TS14_TEFTquest.rtf
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on the premium on the call option. The call options start out at $19.30, which itself had been a fall on the opening position which had been $20.16. On the
current data has been an increase of $.11 this is an increase of 0.57%. If we look at different consider the impact that the underlying share price is likely to
have then it is highly likely that the share price has increased the same day, or that there are market expectations of the stock price will increase. The premium it
impacted by a large number of influences, most of these are the influences which impact on the underlying stock price. If the stock price had fallen or is expected to
fall then it is highly unlikely that the call price would increase as call prices and futures options are not the same as the stock price, but to reflect market
expectations for the call date Looking at the underlying stock there has been an increase. The increase is not as high as that
seen on the call options at $0.04, or increase of 0.21% (Morningstar, 2007). Therefore, the call option is reflecting the increasing stock price but it is also demonstrating the way
in which the market believes the stock will move with a further increase in price in the future. Question 2 Part A Using the data from economised it we
can look at the way in which short-term security interest rates are moving. Looking at the one year treasury rate (constant maturity) there is an interesting pattern as shown in
figure 1. Between 2004 and 2006 there is a gradually increased, 2006 appears to indicate that there is a period of relative stability with only slight alterations but then in
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