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Strike Price and Intrinsic Value of Put Options

Topics: Macro Trading > Options & Volatility      

Intrinsic value
In the article about strike price and intrinsic value of call options we learned that intrinsic value is the difference between the market price of the underlying stock and the option’s strike price. It moves together with the stock price, but can’t be negative. However, we only talked about calls.
Put options are different
With put [...]

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Strike Price and Intrinsic Value of Call Options

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Option’s strike price
Options represent a right, but not an obligation. There are two types of options, calls and puts. Call gives you the right to buy a stock, while put gives you the right to sell a stock. One question may come to your mind now. At what price can I buy or sell the [...]

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What Is an Option?

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This is an introductory article to options. It explains why they exist, the way they work, and some basic terms like call, put, or underlying.
Options around us
Let’s ask the very basic question that is frequently asked by people who don’t know much (or anything) about options. So, what is an option?
You’ve heard that word many [...]

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Bear and bull
The title of this website is a combination of the two Wall Street animals. It reflects the attitude towards markets discussed here: trying to take advantage of both up and down moves without becoming too attached or biased towards one side. Being able to switch from bull to bear and from bear to [...]

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