If the current price of a non-dividend-paying stock is $32 and a one-year futures contract on that
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If the current price of a non-dividend-paying stock is
$32 and a one-year futures contract on that stock has a contract price of $35, explain how an investor could create an “off-market” long position in a forward contract at an exercise price of $25.Would this synthetic contract require a cash payment from either the long or short position? If so, explain which party would have to make the payment and how that payment should be calculated.
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Investment Analysis And Portfolio Management
ISBN: 9780176500696
1st Canadian Edition
Authors: Frank K. Reilly, Peggy L. Hedges, Philip Chang, Keith C. Brown, Hedges Reilly Brown
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