The Divergence Between an Option's Intrinsic Value and Its Market

question 78

Multiple Choice

The divergence between an option's intrinsic value and its market value is usually greatest when ________.

• A) the option is deep in the money
• B) the option is approximately at the money
• C) the option is far out of the money
• D) time to expiration is very low

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