You consider the benefits and costs (the trade-offs) of 1) selling the Call option, or 2) exercising the Call option. Which of the following best describes the trade-off? A. I have no idea...this is math with words...next question. B. If you sell the Call option, you give up the premium (price), you no longer have any liability, but the Call buyer gets to benefit if the stock price keeps rising. If you exercise the Call, you keep the profit, have no further liability, but you give up the upside benefit if the stock price keeps rising. C. If you sell the Call option, you get to keep the premium (price), you no longer have any liability, but you give up the upside benefit if the stock price keeps rising. If you exercise the Call, you keep the profit, but you may be forced to sell 100 shares at the strike price. D. If you sell the Call option, you get to keep the premium (price), but you may be forced to sell 100 shares at the strike price. If you exercise the Call, you keep the profit, have no further liability, but you give up the upside benefit if the stock price keeps rising