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An investor buys 1 XYZ 50 call for 5 and sells 1 XYZ 60 call for 2. What is the maximum gain on this spread?
a.$300
b.$700
c.$1,000
d.Unlimited
Explicación
This is a debit call spread with a net debit of 3 points ($5 paid minus $2 received). Maximum gain equals the difference in strikes minus the net debit: (60 - 50) - 3 = 7 points, or $700, realized if the stock is at or above 60 at expiration.
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