options for the first blank: call/put

second:European/American

third: 66/3/0/57

fourth: higher/lower

fifth: 66/3/0/57

sixth: increse/ decrese

A option gives the option holder the right to sell an asset at a fixed price during a particular period. The fixed price that the asset may be sold at is called the exercise price. The following table shows the options quotation in Canadian dollars for Purple Pigeon Bird Seed Company for June 30 of this year. If you could exercise the options listed only on the expiration date (the third Friday of September), then these options would be options. Assuming that the options listed are American options, on June 30, which of the call options for Purple Pigeon Bird Seed Company listed in the table is in-the-money? Option 2 Option 1 Option 3 The Oyz Co. (TOC) stock was selling at $30 per share on the first day of this month. - If you had a call option on the first of the month with an exercise price of $27 and if the option also expires on the first, the value of the option would be - If the call option expires in six months, the value of the option is likely to be than the difference in the stock price and exercise price of the call option at expiration. - If you had a put option on the first of the month with an exercise price of $27 and if the option also expires on the first, the value of the option would be - If the put option expires in six months and the stock price decreases, the value of the option is likely to