Hello We are doing a short research work which is about 15-20 pages on “Futures and Options”. We will be preparing a PDF document and distributing it to our students who are interested in the stock trade. While looking on the internet we found that your website has some excellent reading material which we would like to use in our document with your permission. We intend to use the material or the purpose of educating and benefiting our student base. Our intention is to just direct them to the right source. We request permission to use a couple of pages from your website for this purpose. Please let us know if it would be possible for you to grant us permission with the necessary credits to your site. After completion a copy of the PDF file will be sent to you for approval. Looking forward to hearing from you Best Regards, Ross Smith
Hello We are doing a short research work which is about 15-20 pages on “Futures and Options”. We will be preparing a PDF document and distributing it to our students who are interested in the stock trade. While looking on the internet we found that your website has some excellent reading material which we would like to use in our document with your permission. We intend to use the material or the purpose of educating and benefiting our student base. Our intention is to just direct them to the right source. We request permission to use a couple of pages from your website for this purpose. Please let us know if it would be possible for you to grant us permission with the necessary credits to your site. After completion a copy of the PDF file will be sent to you for approval. Looking forward to hearing from you Best Regards, Ross Smith
is it that we can only buy or sell on the expiry date .. when can we buy . what do you mean by expiry like december2009 or jan2010 or feb 2010 . can we sell on a day other than the expiry date ?
Re: pls clarify
by rajeev on Dec 16, 2008 03:45 PM Permalink
The buyer of an option pays certain amount of premium on each underlying asset to the seller..so when the spot price changes and if the buyer is at loss by exercising his option the expirydate,the buyer doesnt exercise his option and let the option contract lapse.and the premium paid is not refundable..
RE:RE:Valuation of options
by Nethi Harinarayana on Aug 22, 2008 04:52 PM Permalink
Please refer AS - 2 of the Institute of Chartered Accountants of India for the purpose or mail to me your complete doubt with values.
