When does it make financial sense to buy a call option?
When you expect the underlying price to decrease
When you expect the underlying price to remain flat
When you expect the underlying price to increase
When you are unsure about the future price movement
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What is the maximum potential loss for a call option buyer?
The strike price
The spot price
The premium paid
Unlimited
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What happens to a call option buyer's investment if the underlying price goes down?
They make a profit
They break even
They lose money
The outcome is unpredictable
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How is the intrinsic value (IV) of a call option upon expiry calculated?
Strike Price - Spot Price
Premium Paid - Spot Price
Spot Price - Strike Price
Spot Price + Premium Paid
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What is the breakeven point for a call option buyer?
The strike price
The spot price at which the option becomes profitable
The premium paid
The point at which the buyer recovers the premium paid
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What is the profit potential for a call option buyer?
Limited to the premium paid
Limited to the strike price
Unlimited
Dependent on the spot price at expiry
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When does a call option buyer start making a profit?
When the spot price is above the strike price
When the spot price is below the strike price
When the spot price is at the breakeven point
When the spot price is above the breakeven point
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