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You have taken a stock option position and if the stock's price increases you could lose a fixed small amount of money, but if the stock's price decreases your gain increases. You must have ________________________________. a. Bought a call option b. Bought a put option c. Written a call option d. Written a put option e. Purchased a straddle
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