A trader is very bullish on stock XYZ trading at $50. The trader is either risk-averse, wanting to know beforehand their maximum loss, or wants greater leverage than simply owning shares of XYZ. The trader expects XYZ to move above $53.10 per share in the next 30 days. The trader selects the $52.50 call option strike price which is trading for $0.60. For this example, the trader will buy only 1 option contract (Note: 1 contract is for 100 shares).

1. What is the maximum loss premium paid to own the option contract?
2. if 100 shares of the stock move $1 increase, then how much the trader would profit?
3. if the stock price above $53.10 (the call options breakeven point), moved $1 increase, then how much the option contract would make the profit?
4. So if the stock close at $55.00 by the expiration date, what is the profit of the owner of the call option?
5. If the stock price close at $52.75 by expiration, how much the options trader would lose money?