Assume: • current stock price = $20 • stock price changes by +/-10% each 3 months with equal probability European call option, strike $21, maturity 3 mths ● • constant riskfree rate of 12% p.a. • 1 time period to maturity • current price of call option is $0.50 Show how the concept of a riskless hedge may be used to exploit the arbi opportunity.

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