25. Which of the following statements is NOT true? a. The writer/seller of a put option receives money for the obligation to buy stock at the strike price. b. If a stock price is $100 per share, and both the related puts and calls have a strike of $100, the puts should sell for more than the calls, all other things being equal, because of unlimited profit potential. c. In general, the longer the time until expiration, the more a stock option should be worth. d. Stocks options are generally available only for well-known, large companies that have a high volume of stock traded each day. e. If the trade volume of puts exceeds calls on a particular option, the put-to-call ratio would be greater than 1:1, thus indicating that more investors will pay to bet the stock price will decrease rather than increase.