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e. TRUE. A straddle involves both calls and puts of the same expiration and strike. If the strikes are different but the expiration is the same then it is called a strangle.
f. FALSE. Short a Put is "bullish". Short put profits when the underlying stock moves up.
g. FALSE. The "butterfly" involves only calls or put, but not both.
h. TRUE. An out of the money option has no "intrinsic value", but only time value.
i. TRUE. The greater the price of the stock the greater should be the price of a call option.
j. TRUE. The lesser the price of the stock the lesser should be the price of a put option.
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