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What Is Option Premium? Meaning & Example

Definition

The premium is the price paid by an option buyer to the seller. It reflects intrinsic value, time remaining and expected volatility.

Example: An option quoted at $3.00 costs $300 for one contract covering 100 shares.

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What is Option Premium?

The premium is the price paid by an option buyer to the seller. It reflects intrinsic value, time remaining and expected volatility.

Can you give an example of Option Premium?

An option quoted at $3.00 costs $300 for one contract covering 100 shares.

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