Assertion: put's strike price | /r/HasProperty | the same
Facets:
value: for anything
type: OTHER
value: usually
type: DEGREE
value: in , option type
type: OTHER
Source sentences:
text: At the money means the underlying price and the strike price are the same
text: At the money means the underlying price and the strike price are the same
text: Should the price of the asset and the strike price be the same, the contract is considered at-the-money (ATM).
text: The expiration date, strike price, and cost of the option are the same.
text: The strike price and expiration date are the same.
text: Now in, option type he selects Put, the Strike Price is the same as above i.e. So Put premium paid is 50.
text: For example, with an "at the money" call stock option, the current share price and strike price are the same.
text: Both the strike price and the expiration are usually the same, whether it is a put or call.
text: The strike price, the expiration date and how the logistics of it work is all the same for anything that you would substitute out there.
text: At-the-money” has the same meaning for puts and calls and indicates that the strike price and the actual price are the same.