In comparing futures contracts with options contracts, we can say that
A) in a futures contract, the buyer and seller have symmetric rights, whereas in an options contract, the buyer and seller have asymmetric rights.
B) in a futures contract, the buyer and seller have asymmetric rights, whereas in an options contract, the buyer and seller have symmetric rights.
C) in both futures and options contracts, the buyer and seller have symmetric rights.
D) in both futures and options contracts, the buyer and seller have asymmetric rights.
A
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