24) Demonstrate how a Margin Account operates for both the Long and the Short futures position using the following information (you do not need to adjust the values given for contract size or number of contracts): • The initial margin is R30. • The initial Futures price is R100. On Day 1 the price drops to R90. • On Day 2 the price rises to R95. Fill in the correct monetary values for the margin account values (a) through to (f) in your answer booklet. Take care to show the signs (negative and positive) of your cash flows. LONG SHORT DAY O (a) (b) DAY 1 (c) (d) DAY 2 (e) (f)

24) Demonstrate how a Margin Account operates for both the Long and the Short futures position using the following information (you do not need to adjust the values given for contract size or number of contracts): • The initial margin is R30. • The initial Futures price is R100. On Day 1 the price drops to R90. • On Day 2 the price rises to R95. Fill in the correct monetary values for the margin account values (a) through to (f) in your answer booklet. Take care to show the signs (negative and positive) of your cash flows. LONG SHORT DAY O (a) (b) DAY 1 (c) (d) DAY 2 (e) (f)

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Given the following information for December 24 corn futures, identify the "In the Money", "At The Money", and "Out of the Money" 22 puts and Calls. The December 24 futures price is $4.71. Also, calculate the intrinsic and extrinsic values of the premiums. 24 25 26 27 28 29 30 31 32 33 34 35 36 37 \table[[Strike,Premium],[Prices,Puts,Monies],[5.2,0.655,Out],[5.1,0.583,In],[5,0.513,At],[4.9,0.447,Out],[4.8,0.386,],[4.7,0.33,],[4.6,0.276,],[4.5,0.227,],[4.4,0.185,],[4.3,0.147,]] \table[[Puts,,],[Intrinsic,Extrinsic,Calls],[,,,],[,,,],[,,,],[,,,],[,,,],[,,,],[,,,],[,,,],[,,,],[,,,],[,,,],[,,,],[,,,],[,,,],[,,,],[,,,]]
1. Complete the following tables (the example from the course): We start with the assumption that the futures price is 100$ when the transaction opens, the initial margin requirement is 5$, and the maintenance margin requirement is 3$. Table 1. Holder of long position of 10 contracts Day Beginning Funds Settlement Futures price change (5) Gain/Loss (6) Ending balance (7) (1) balance (2) deposited (3) price (4) 0 100.00 99.20 96.00 101.00 103.50 103.00 6 104.00 Table 2. Holder of short position of 10 contracts Day Funds Settlement Beginning balance (2) Futures price change (5) Gain/Loss (6) Ending balance (7) (1) deposited (3) price (4) 0 100.00 1 99.20 2 96.00 3 101.00 4 103.50 5 103.00 6 104.00 2. Suppose that an European call option on 1000 shares has the strike price 22 $/share and the premium 0.8 $/share. a) What will be the buyer's payoff if the spot price at maturity is 23.1 $/share? Draw the diagram. b) What will be the seller's (writer) payoff if the spot price at maturity is…
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Prices of a futures contract for 5 consecutive trading-days are provided in the table below. The initial margin requirement is set at $6.00 per contract and the maintenance margin is $3.60 per contract. Futures Price Day 0 $120 1 $118 2 $117 3 $119 4 $123 $125 5 On day 0, a trader enters into a short position for 15 contracts. The ending balance for the margin account on day 5 is closest to: O a. $15. O b. $210. O C. None of the above. O d. $60.
Assume a futures price of Php5000 at the start of the transaction, with Php250 initial margin requirement and a Ph150 maintenance margin requirement. The trader takes in a short position of 10 contracts. Marking-to-market process occurs over the period of seven trading days. A. Complete the table above for the holder of the long position. B. When could there be a margin call? C. How much are the total gains or losses by the end of day 7?
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