Deep In the Money
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(DITM) Calls: where the price of the underlying security is far greater than the call Strike price. Puts: where the price of the underlying security is far less than the put Strike price. |
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In the Money (ITM) If you were to exercise an option and it would generate a profit at the ... Out of the Money Refers to an options contract that has no intrinsic value; for instance, a call option whose ... Options An option is a type of derivative - its value is derived from an underlying asset, ... |
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