Meaning At the money
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At the moneyAn option in which the underlying value equals the exercise price.Related Terms: Option Moneyness Out-of-the-money
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At the moneyAn option is said to be at the money when the exercise price or strike price is the same as that of the underlying instrument. The intrinsic value of the option is zero. But the price paid for it may still be worthwhile as the holder is able to decide whether or not to exercise it. This could be a considerable benefit at times of market volatility.
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At the moneyAn option whose strike price is equal to the price of the underlying security.
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At the moneyDefinition A condition in which the strike price of an option is equal to (or nearly equal to) the market price of the underlying security.
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At the moneyis an expression that refers to an options contract whose strike price is the same as the current market price.
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At the moneyAn option is said to be ‘at the money’ if its exercise price equals the market price of the underlying asset.
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At the moneyTerm used to describe a warrant with an exercise price that is equal to the current price of the underlying instrument
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At the moneyA situation at where the options strike price is same as the price of the underlying securities.
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