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+914 Part VI: Measuring and Trading Volatility 
+purchased (the day after the call was exercised). The option's holding period has no 
+bearing on the stock position that resulted from the exercise. 
+Example: An XYZ October 50 call was bought for 5 points on July 1. The stock had 
+risen by October expiration, and the call holder decided to exercise the call on 
+October 20th. The option commission was $25 and the stock commission was $85. 
+The cost basis for the stock would be computed as follows: 
+Buy 1 00 XYZ at 50 via exercise 
+($5,000 plus $85 commission) 
+Original call cost ($500 plus $25) 
+Total tax basis of stock 
+Holding period of stock begins on October 21. 
+$5,085 
+525 
+$5,610 
+When this stock is eventually sold, it will be a gain or a loss, depending on the stock's 
+sale price as compared to the tax basis of $5,610 for the stock. Furthermore, it will 
+be a short-term transaction unless the stock is held until October 21st of the follow­
+ing year. 
+CALL ASSIGNMENT 
+If a written call is not closed out, but is instead assigned, the call's net sale proceeds 
+are added to the sale proceeds of the underlying stock. The call's holding period is 
+lost, and the stock position is considered to have been sold on the date of the assign­
+ment. 
+Example: A naked writer sells an XYZ July 30 call for 3 points, and is later assigned 
+rather than buying back the option when it was in-the-money near expiration. The 
+stock commission is $75. His net sale proceeds for the stock would be computed as 
+follows: 
+Net call sale proceeds ($300 - $25) 
+Net stock proceeds from assignment 
+of 100 shares at 30 ($3,000 - $75) 
+Net stock sale proceeds 
+$ 275 
+2,925 
+$3,200 
+In the case in which the investor writes a naked, or uncovered, call, he sells 
+stock short upon assignment. He may, of course, cover the short sale by purchasing 
+stock in the open market for delivery. Such a short sale of stock is governed by the