Liz is offering you a put option contract on DIS at a price of 170. She mentions that the strike price is $182 and the expiration date is 43 days from today. You know that DIS stocks are being traded at $99. Will you buy or not? Please type 0 as your answer if you WILL buy the call option Please type 1 as your answer if you will NOT buy the call option ***You are not helping John out in this case. You will buy if his price is financially sound. D Question 9 0.5 pts You form a portfolio comprised of one call option and one put option. The expiration dates are both 313 days from today. The strike price in both the call and the put is 169. The underlying stock is MSFT, which is being traded at $445 today. What is the value of your portfolio? Please round to the nearest three decimals (if needed). Please do not type the dollar symbol ($). D Question 10 0.5 pts Let's consider the case of a call option on GE with strike $209, expiration 249 days from today. GE is being traded at $244 today. Assume that you purchased this call option at a cost of $21. What is your Holding Period Return (HPR) from investing in the MSFT call option? State your answer as percentage and not as decimal (i.e. 5.20 and not 0.0520). Round to the nearest three decimals if needed. Please do not type the % symbol.