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If a customer opens a spread on canadian dollars (10,000 units) by purchasing 1 dec 74 call for 2.30 and selling 1 dec 77 call for 1.50, what is the total cost of this debit spread?

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A net debit of.80, or $80, is made by the customer after paying a premium of 2.30 ($230) and receiving a premium of 1.50 ($150).

In general, a premium is a cost that is incurred above and above some fundamental or intrinsic worth. Relatedly, it is the cost associated with being shielded from a loss, risk, or injury (e.g., insurance or options contracts).

A premium is a recurring monthly payment that the policyholder must make to the insurance company. The new business premium for an insurance firm is the sum paid out on new contracts for a specific fiscal year.

As a result, the phrase "at a premium" refers to an asset that is being sold for more than it is actually worth. For instance, in a takeover, the acquiring business frequently pays more than market value for the stock of the target company.

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