If the January XYZ Corp. 59 call is selling for $1.25, and the January XYZ Corp. 60 call is selling for $.75, construct a bear spread using these January 59 and 60 calls.

Construct a table like the one from lecture (Slide 50, November 20) showing profit and loss if the options expire when the stock price is $0, $58, $59, $60, $61, $65, and $70, for each part of the spread, and the net profit or loss for the entire spread position.

Draw a hockey stick diagram for the spread, clearly labeling all the critical points.