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The following diagram depicts the net payoff to someone who enters a shortcall option position. They receive the option premium of $3 but are exposed to the potential of severe losses if share price rises sharply. Net Payoff Share Price Which of the following best explains why a trader would enter a short call option position like this? Select one: After receiving the $3 premium, they can "sell to close" and avoid the severe exposure. 0 The trader is expecting share price to be below the $48 breakeven point. 0 Every option trade must have two counterparties. The ASX determines which party has the long position and which party has the short position. 0 If share price rises, the trader can simply choose to not exercise the option. Clear my choice