4. Introduction to option pricing models A call option gives its owners the right, but not the obligation, to: sell a specilied number of shares at a certain price within a specified period of time. buy a commodity at a specified price and future date, at which physical delivery occurs. seil a commodity at a specified price and future date, but physical delivery does not ocour. buy a specified number of shares at a certain price within a specified period of time. A call option on a single share or Sally. Rubber Co.'s common stock has a market price of $14.28 and expires in six months. The option has an exercise, or strike, price of $71.00, and the current stock price is $81.45. Select the correct exercise value and option premium for this call option in the following table: Exercise Value Option Premium Suppose the stock's price fell to $68.56 and the option's market price fell to $3.33. Indicate the option's new exercise value and the new value of the option premium in the following table: New Exercise Value New Option Premium