Derivatives Dealers 19

1-The buyer of an option can lose no more than the option premium paid
a) True
b) False

2-Only shareholders of company can write an option.
a) True
b) False

3-Stock price is same as
a) Strike price
b) Exercise price
c) Price of the underlying
d) None of the above

4-Higher the volatility of the stock, lower the premium the call option would fetch.
a) True
b) False 

5-Daily Mark-to-market margin for index futures contract
a) is calculated on the daily closing price of index futures
b) is calculated on the basis of weighted average of the index.
c) is calculated on the basis of average of last 30 minutes values of the index.
d) None of the above

6-The margin requirements for the derivatives segment would be prescribed by
a) The SEBI
b) The Stock Exchange
c) The RBI
d) None of the above

7-Margins’ in ‘Futures’ trading are to be paid by
a) only the buyer
b) only the seller
c) both the buyer and seller
d) the clearing corporation

8-The derivatives market would be under the same governing council as the cash segment in one
exchange
a) True
b) False

9-You have bought Satyam Call strike price Rs. 240 at a premium of Rs.25. Lot size is 1,200. What is your profit (+) or loss(-) if you sell the Call at Rs 40?
a) Rs.19,000
b) Rs.17,000
c) Rs.18,000
d) None of these

10-. . . . .S&P CNX Nifty is based on the price of 50 securities only.
a)True
b)False