A Put Is Said to Be "In-The-Money" When the Strike

question 44

Multiple Choice

A put is said to be "in-the-money" when the strike price is __________ the market price.

• A)equal to
• B)greater than
• C)less than
• D)may be more than one of the above, depending on the option premium

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