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All of the following are true about option contracts EXCEPT

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A) The optionor can sell to someone else during the option period without consequence

During the option period, the optionor is bound and cannot sell to someone else. Doing so would breach the option contract.

Answer Options
A
The optionor can sell to someone else during the option period without consequence
B
The optionor must sell if the optionee exercises the option
C
The option fee is typically nonrefundable
D
The optionee has the right but not the obligation to buy

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