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Options Type
Share Price
Option Price
Strike Price
Number of Contracts
Each contract is 100 shares.
# of Shares = Contracts X 100
Share Price
X
# of Shares
Value
Strike Price
X
# of Shares
Execution
Options Price
X
# of Shares
Cost
Options profit is calculated by subtracting the strike price and option price from the current share price and multiplying by the number of contracts (100 shares).
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The option type (call or put).
The strike price and expiration date.
The current price of the underlying asset.
The premium paid or received.
The intrinsic value and time value of the option.
For call options: Intrinsic Value = Current Stock Price - Strike Price (if positive; otherwise, zero).
For put options: Intrinsic Value = Strike Price - Current Stock Price (if positive; otherwise, zero).