The extent to which an Option Contract has Intrinsic Value if the holder were to Exercise their rights under the Option Contract.
Options can be Out Of The Money, At The Money and In The Money which refers to the proximity of the Strike Price to the current Underlying asset or commodity price if purchased in the open market.
Contributed by: Ralph Windsor
Options can be Out Of The Money, At The Money and In The Money which refers to the proximity of the Strike Price to the current Underlying asset or commodity price if purchased in the open market.
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6 Quick Examples To Mastering Option Moneyness (ITM, OTM & ATM)http://optionalpha.com/6-quick-examples-to-mastering-option-moneyness-itm-otm-atm-13874.html
Explanation of Moneyness with several different examples. Also covers short options.
View Option Alpha in Options Market Glossary Directory
Moneyness Explainedhttp://www.theoptionsguide.com/moneyness.aspx
TheOptionsGuide.com provides a short introduction to moneyness, covering In the Money, At The Money and Out Of The Money options.
View Options Guide Strategy Finder in Options Market Glossary Directory
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