SIE practice questionmediumIn/Out/At the money
A call option with a $25 strike is at the money when the stock is at:
- A$25.00✓ Correct answer
- B$24.99
- C$26.50
- D$23.00
Explanation
Why A — $25.00
An option is at-the-money when the stock equals the strike. Other values would make it in or out of the money.
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