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+A Complete Guide to the Futures mArket
+It should be emphasized that the futures price need not necessarily reach the strike price in order 
+for the out-of-the-money put to be profitable. If the market declines quickly, the put will increase in 
+value, and hence can be resold at a profit. (However, this behavior will not necessarily hold for slow 
+price declines, since the depressant effect of the passage of time on the option premium could well 
+more than offset the supportive effect of the decreased price level of futures.)
+For small price changes, the out-of-the-money put will change by less than a factor of one-half for 
+each dollar change in the futures price. Thus, for small price changes, each short futures position will 
+be equivalent to several short out-of-the-money puts in terms of risk.
+Strategy 5c: Long put (In-the-Money)
+example. Buy August $1,300 gold futures put at a premium of $108.70/oz ($10,870), with August 
+gold futures trading at $1,200/oz. (See Table 35.5c and Figure 35.5c.)
+Comment. In many respects, a long in-the-money put option is very similar to a short futures posi-
+tion. The three main differences between these two trading strategies are:
+ 1. The short futures position will gain slightly more in the event of a price decline—an amount 
+equal to the time value portion of the premium paid for the option ($870 in this example).
+ 2. For moderate price advances, the short futures position will lose slightly less. (Once again, the 
+difference will be equal to the time value portion of the premium paid for the option.)
+ 3. In the event of a large price advance, the loss on the in-the-money long put position would be 
+limited to the total option premium paid, while the loss on the short futures position would be 
+unlimited.
+tabLe 35.5c profit/Loss Calculations: Long put (In-the-Money)
+(1) (2) (3) (4) (5)
+Futures price at 
+expiration ($/oz)
+premium of august $1,300 
+put at Initiation ($/oz)
+Dollar amount 
+of premium paid
+Value of put 
+at expiration
+profit/Loss on 
+position [(3) – (4)]
+1,000 108.7 $10,870 $30,000 $19,130
+1,050 108.7 $10,870 $25,000 $14,130
+1,100 108.7 $10,870 $20,000 $9,130
+1,150 108.7 $10,870 $15,000 $4,130
+1,200 108.7 $10,870 $10,000 –$870
+1,250 108.7 $10,870 $5,000 –$5,870
+1,300 108.7 $10,870 $0 –$10,870
+1,350 108.7 $10,870 $0 –$10,870
+1,400 108.7 $10,870 $0 –$10,870