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+Cl,opter 15: Put Option Basics 
+FIGURE 1 5-1. 
+Put option price curve. 
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+it 
+C: 
+.Q 
+a. 
+0 
+FIGURE 1 5-2. 
+Call option price curve. 
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+ct 
+C: 
+0 
+11 
+10 
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+a 5 
+Striking 
+Price (50) 
+Greatest 
+Value for 
+Time Value 
+Stock Price 
+0 4 ----------------------
+3 
+2 
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+40 45 
+represents the option's 
+time value premium. ________ L ________ _ 
+50\ 55 60 Stock Price Intrinsic value 
+remains at zero 
+until striking price 
+is passed. 
+249 
+price by the amount of the dividend. That is, the stock will decrease in price and 
+therefore the put will become more valuable. Consequently, the buyer of the put will 
+be willing to pay a higher price for the put and the seller of the put will also demand 
+a higher price. As with listed calls, listed puts are not adjusted for the payment of cash 
+dividends on the underlying stock. However, the price of the option itself will reflect 
+the dividend payments on the stock.