Explanation : An option is strictly the right to buy (a call) or the right to sell (a put). It
does not provide both choices. Similarly, the right to convert is an
obligation, not a right.
Explanation : A put option on a stock provides no guarantee of any change in the stock
price. It has an expiration date, and it provides for a fixed price at which
the holder can exercise the option, thereby selling the stock.
Explanation : A credit derivative is a class of derivative contracts between two parties, a
credit protection buyer and a credit protection seller, in which the latter
provides protection to the former against a specific credit loss.