4. Appen Limited (APX) is an Australian company that operates in the machine learning and artificial intelligence space; specifically, they provide data used to train models. The share price (at the time of writing) is $37.87. You decide to construct a portfolio that is short in a European call for APX stock with strike price $45, and long in a European call (for APX stock) with strike price $40. Both calls have the same maturity date, and are for the same number of shares. (a) Evaluate your total payoff per share if the value of APX at maturity is: (i) $50; (ii) $42; and (iii) $37. (b) Consider, more generally, any portfolio which is short in a European call with strike K and long in a European call with strike K2, where these two calls have the same maturity and underlying asset, but Ki > K2. Write an equation for the payoff of this portfolio at maturity, in terms of S(T), K, and K2. (c) Plot the payoff at maturity in terms of the asset price, S(T). Label the key points on your figure. (d) The above portfolio is called a bull spread. Explain when, and why, a bull spread is superior to just holding a European call at strike K2. (e) A bear spread is a portfolio consisting of a short put with strike K and a long put with strike K2 with the same maturities and underlying asset but Ki K2. Write an equation for the payoff of this portfolio at maturity, in terms of S(T), K, and K2. (c) Plot the payoff at maturity in terms of the asset price, S(T). Label the key points on your figure. (d) The above portfolio is called a bull spread. Explain when, and why, a bull spread is superior to just holding a European call at strike K2. (e) A bear spread is a portfolio consisting of a short put with strike K and a long put with strike K2 with the same maturities and underlying asset but Ki