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This document defines financial terms related to options trading, specifically 'at the money', 'in the money', and 'out of the money'. It provides examples using XYZ stock and XYZ index to illustrate these concepts.
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AT THE MONEY This term means that the cur- rent market value of the underlying interest is the same as the exercise price of the option.
IN THE MONEY — A call option Is said to be in the money it the current market value of the underlying inter- est is above the exercise price of the option.
OUT OF THE MONEY If the exercise price of a call is above the current market value of the underlying interest. or if the exercise price of a put is below the current market value of the underlying interest, the call or put is said to be out of the money.
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Amounts:S43$3$1,000$30051.000$700$40$45$5$35
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- XYZ stock
- XYZ index
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Financial transactions/money flow
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- Informative
- Purpose
- To define financial terms related to options trading.
- Significance
- Provides definitions and examples of 'at the money', 'in the money', and 'out of the money' options.
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