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Glossary of Option Terms: Out of the Money

Out of the Money

Definition: Also referred to as underwater.  An option with a strike price higher than the market price for calls and below the market price for puts. It would be worthless if it were to expire today.

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One Response to “Glossary of Option Terms: Out of the Money”

  1. Stock market investing | The Strangle Options Play: When & How To Use This Trading Strategy - Contrarian Stock Market Investing News - Featuring Bargain Stocks on June 9th, 2009 2:00 pm

    [...] current share price (at-the-money option), strangles involves buying a call and put with different, out-of-the-money strike [...]

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