Assertion: call's option | /r/CapableOf | become worthless
Facets:
value: after the expiration date
type: TEMPORAL
value: at some point
type: TEMPORAL
value: in time
type: TEMPORAL
value: entirely
type: DEGREE
Source sentences:
text: Options become entirely worthless after they expire.
text: If the stock finishes below the strike price at expiration, the option becomes worthless.
text: If the option becomes worthless, the seller isn’t obligated to comply with the contract.
text: But, if the stock price dropped to $38, the option becomes worthless and the buyer loses the $200 option premium he paid.
text: If the holder does not exercise his right before the expiration date, then the option expires and becomes worthless.
text: If the stock fails to meet the strike price before the expiration date, the option expires and becomes worthless.
text: The expiration date is simply that: if you do not exercise the option by its expiration date, you can no longer do so and the option becomes worthless.
text: That is, the seller wants the option to become worthless by an increase in the price of the underlying asset above the strike price.
text: If the holder does not exercise the option within that time period, the option becomes worthless and ceases to exist.
text: If the option expires unexercised you get to keep the premium and the option becomes worthless.
text: The PDE satisfied by an out barrier options is the same one satisfied by a vanilla option under Black and Scholes assumptions, with extra boundary conditions demanding that the option become worthless when the underlying touches the barrier.
text: barrier options is the same one satisfied by a vanilla option under Black and Scholes assumptions, with extra boundary conditions demanding that the option become worthless when the underlying touches the barrier.
text: Unlike a stock, every option will eventually expire and become worthless at some point in time if it is not exercised.
text: An option that expires without being exercised becomes worthless after the expiration date.