Question 1:
Which of the following factors does NOT affect the price of an option:
- strike price
- expected market volatility
- margin rate
- time until expiration
Question 2:
If all other market factors do not change, as time passes:
- calls lose value and puts gain value
- both calls and puts lose value
- expected market volatility decreases
- expected market volatility increases
Question 3:
Gamma measures:
- the amount the option price loses over time
- the amount the option delta loses over time
- the amount the option price changes as the market price changes
- the amount the option delta changes as the market price changes
Question 4:
Which statement is NOT true?
- The Greeks (delta, gamma, theta, and vega) measure how option prices and risks change as market conditions change.
- The Greeks are used by traders to control risk by creating hedge positions.
- As expiration approaches, options become more risky and should always be hedged.
- Hedging is similar to buying insurance.