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of the payoffs and profits generated by a call option from the buyer... of the payoffs and profits generated by a call option from the buyer... of the payoffs and profits generated by a call option from the writer... of the payoffs and profits generated by a call option from the writer... The buyer of a call option wants the price of the underlying instrument to rise in the future... A tradeable call option should not be confused with either... Example of a call option on a stock... Example of a call option on a stock... Call Option premium paid to Trader B for buying the contract of 100 shares... This example illustrates that a call option has positive monetary value when the underlying instrument has a...

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