You are engaged in the following investment strategy: You buy a call option with an exercise price of $30 for $5 (i.e., the price of this call is $5 ), and a put option with an exercise price of $50 for $5 (i.e., the price of this put is $5 ). In addition, you sell a call option with an exercise price of $50 for $3 (i.e., the price of this call is $3 ), and a put option with an exercise price of $30 for $3 (i.e., the price of this put is $3 ). All options are European, with the same underlying stock that pays no dividends, and with one year to expiration. Draw the profit of the strategy at the expiration date (as a function of the stock price at expiration). Explain what the risks are associated with this investment strategy. You are engaged in the following investment strategy: You buy a call option with an exercise price of $30 for $5 (i.e., the price of this call is $5 ), and a put option with an exercise price of $50 for $5 (i.e., the price of this put is $5 ). In addition, you sell a call option with an exercise price of $50 for $3 (i.e., the price of this call is $3 ), and a put option with an exercise price of $30 for $3 (i.e., the price of this put is $3 ). All options are European, with the same underlying stock that pays no dividends, and with one year to expiration. Draw the profit of the strategy at the expiration date (as a function of the stock price at expiration). Explain what the risks are associated with this investment strategy