The stock of Harford Inc. is about to pay a $0.22 dividend. It will pay no more
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The stock of Harford Inc. is about to pay a $0.22 dividend. It will pay no more dividends for the next month. Consider call options that expire in one month. If the interest rate is 5% APR (monthly compounding), what is the maximum strike price where it could be possible that early exercise of the call option is optimal?
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Early exercise of a call option becomes optimal only when the intrinsic value of the option stock price minus strike price is greater than the time va...View the full answer
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