问题
单项选择题
如果期权买方买入了认购期权，那么在期权合约的有效期限内如果该期权标的股票价格上涨，则（）。
A.买方不会执行该认购期权
B.买方会获得盈利
C.当买方执行期权时，卖方必须无条件的以较低价格的行权价格卖出该期权所规定的标的物
D.因为执行期权而必须卖给买方带来损失
答案
参考答案：C
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如果期权买方买入了认购期权，那么在期权合约的有效期限内如果该期权标的股票价格上涨，则（）。
A.买方不会执行该认购期权
B.买方会获得盈利
C.当买方执行期权时，卖方必须无条件的以较低价格的行权价格卖出该期权所规定的标的物
D.因为执行期权而必须卖给买方带来损失
参考答案：C
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