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[单项选择]Option investor D sells (writes, takes a SHORT position in) one of the following call options: Type of option: call option Underlying asset: 100 shares of Disney stock Exercise price: $40 per share Premium : $2.25 per share Expiration date : January The current market price of Disney stock is $39.02 per share. Investor D already owns 500 shares of Disney stock. Which of the following describes the amount of initial margin required for this transaction( )
A. Since the call option is "in the money" investor D is not required to deposit initial margin. 
B. Since investor D owns at least 100 shares of Disney stock, he must deposit initial margin in the amount of 100% of the option premium. 
C. Since investor D owns at least 100 shares of Disney stock, no additional margin is required.

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A. true
B. reliable
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Yevgeni Star, which has some cross-share holdings with large industrial corporations in related and unrelated fields, notably in the energy and shipbuilding sectors, will become one of Russian’s leading players in the vital strategic area of energy supplies.
Explaining the reasons for the sale, Gaz International CEO Fritz Faschier told reporters yesterday, &q
A. Both companies want to take it slow.
B. Some complications have surfaced regarding legal issues.
C. The Russian authority usually takes a long time to process a new license.
D. There are many details to be discussed.

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