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Thank you John for your lovely lectures.
I’m very confused on how to determining whether to exercise the option or throwing it away.
For example, if I am borrowing money and I would option hedge at 5.45%, this means that I have a right to sell options at 94.55 at a future date.
And at a future date when the borrowing starts if the futures went up to 95.47 because I’m selling the futures at 94.55 and buying back at 95.47, I would not exercise the option.
Is my assumption/judgement correct? Can I use this method on deciding to exercise or not exercise when a question such as this comes up from the exam?
Hope my explanations are well demonstrated.
Yes, what you have written is correct and this is the method to use in the exam 🙂
Thank you very much for your reply
Have a nice weekend John
You are welcome, and you have a nice weekend also 🙂