Reference the options chain for Caterpillar, Inc. (ticker: CAT) shown below. You sold one contract of the $115 strike call. What is your max profit? State your answer in total dollar terms (i.e., total out-of-pocket cost not factoring transaction costs), not contract-level terms. Your answer should be a dollar amount with two decimal places of accuracy. (Note on viewing table below: You may have to use a horizontal scrollbar to see all of the columns in the table below.) CAT Option Chain Month: Nov 2020 Calls Last Change Bid Ask Volume 12.40 11.75 14.80 15.45 12.05 12.65 -- 10.05 +0.74 9.75 10.10 10 7.70 +1.70 7.70 8.10 2 Open Int. 32 Puts Strike Last Change 100.00 10.70 -0.27 10.55 10.90 12 154 105.00 13.00 -0.65 211 110.00 15.54 Bid Ask Volume 622 115.00 18.64 12.85 13.25 15.50 15.95 18.40 18.95 28 Open Int. 426 403 308 292

Reference the options chain for Caterpillar, Inc. (ticker: CAT) shown below. You sold one contract of the $115 strike call. What is your max profit? State your answer in total dollar terms (i.e., total out-of-pocket cost not factoring transaction costs), not contract-level terms. Your answer should be a dollar amount with two decimal places of accuracy. (Note on viewing table below: You may have to use a horizontal scrollbar to see all of the columns in the table below.) CAT Option Chain Month: Nov 2020 Calls Last Change Bid Ask Volume 12.40 11.75 14.80 15.45 12.05 12.65 -- 10.05 +0.74 9.75 10.10 10 7.70 +1.70 7.70 8.10 2 Open Int. 32 Puts Strike Last Change 100.00 10.70 -0.27 10.55 10.90 12 154 105.00 13.00 -0.65 211 110.00 15.54 Bid Ask Volume 622 115.00 18.64 12.85 13.25 15.50 15.95 18.40 18.95 28 Open Int. 426 403 308 292

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