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> The Money



In the Money, Out of the Money
& At the Money Values

An option is considered to be In-The-Money as follows:

call option: when the market value of an underlying stock or security is greater than the striking price of the call.

put option: when the market value of an underlying stock or security is less than than the striking price of the put.

An option is considered to be Out-Of-The-Money as follows:

call option: when the market value of an underlying stock or security is less than the striking price of the call.

put option: when the market value of an underlying stock or security is greater than than the striking price of the put.

While At-The-Money is used to describe when the market value of an underlying stock or security is right at the same as the striking price. (see put call parity )






 
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