4) consider the opq company value before trading at $30/share. let’s assume you own the stock. (5 points) a) if you assume that the price will not go above $35, you decide to sell the call option at a price of $35, are you the long or short position? b) assume the call premium is worth $1.00 per share and each contract is made up of 100 shares, how much would you receive to cover 100 shares? c) if the value of the shares only increases up to $33, will the other party exercise the call option? , will you receive any profit if you in the short position? d) if the value of the shares goes up to $35, how much profit will you receive if you are the short position? . assume the other counterparty doesn’t exercise the option unless the profit is over zero. e) if the value of the shares goes above $35, will you receive any additional profit?