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At any time where the prevailing share price is above the {{eqderivprov|Strike Price}}, your option is “[[in-the-money]]”. If the share price is below the {{eqderivprov|Strike Price}} it is “[[out-of-the-money]]”. The option has [[time value]] though, so just because it it out of the money it doesn't mean it's worthless. but you wouldn't exercise it while it was out of the money, all the same.
At any time where the prevailing share price is above the {{eqderivprov|Strike Price}}, your option is “[[in-the-money]]”. If the share price is below the {{eqderivprov|Strike Price}} it is “[[out-of-the-money]]”. The option has [[time value]] though, so just because it it out of the money it doesn't mean it's worthless. but you wouldn't exercise it while it was out of the money, all the same.
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*{{eqderivprov|Put}}
*What it means to be [[short an option]]

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