Derivatives
Out of the Money
Definition
What is Out of the Money?
An option with no current intrinsic value.
Example in practice
How This Looks in Practice
A ₦60-strike call is out of the money when the share trades at ₦50.
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Derivatives
Derivative
A contract whose value depends on an underlying asset, rate, index, or event.
DerivativesUnderlying Asset
The asset, rate, index, or reference on which a derivative's value is based.
DerivativesNotional Amount
The reference amount used to calculate derivative payments, which may exceed the cash initially exchanged.
Derivatives StrategiesCovered Call
A strategy that owns the underlying asset and sells call options against it.