INTRINSIC VALUE
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The intrinsic value is the real value of the option. This means
that if you exercise your call option contract (which you normally
never do in the options market), you will purchase 100 shares of
the common stock at a lower price than the current market price
of the common stock. Thus, the option has some real value.
If you were to exercise a put option contract with intrinsic
value, you would sell 100 shares of stock at a higher price than
the current market value of the common stock—the put option
would then have real value.
The intrinsic value is the real value of the option. This means
that if you exercise your call option contract (which you normally
never do in the options market), you will purchase 100 shares of
the common stock at a lower price than the current market price
of the common stock. Thus, the option has some real value.
If you were to exercise a put option contract with intrinsic
value, you would sell 100 shares of stock at a higher price than
the current market value of the common stock—the put option
would then have real value.