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How do you determine whether the currency option is in the money?
"In the Money" is a term used in option trading as a determinate to if an option has "Intrinsic Value." In the Money, does NOT mean in profit. There are two components to an option value, TIME VALUE, and INTRINSIC VALUE. Time Value + Intrinsic Value = Option Premium. When the market price is above the option strike price of a CALL option, that option is considered "In the Money" i.e. having intrinsic value. When the market price is below the option strike price of a PUT option, that option is considered "In the Money" i.e. having intrinsic value.
What causes an increase in the value of an option?
An increase in the market price of the item the option is for.
What is the option to sell shares of stock at a specified time in the future called?
It's actually called a call option. I will provide you with a definition I just found for this, and some additional tips on options trading. - - - - - The option to sell shares is a put. The option to buy them is a call.
How can someone get into a company that does forex option trading?
You would want to speak to someone about forex option trading. The two primary options are called spot, or single option trading, and call/put option. You can make a very good amount of money if you invest it into trading.
In our decision matrix Option 1 receives a 3 for reliability and a 2 for cost and Option 2 receives a 1 for reliability and a 3 for cost. The reliability criterion has been assigned a weight?
Option 1 is better than Option 2 because its total weighted score is higher.
What is F42 category immigration visa?
Hi Can we travel for work individual
What does f41 mean on the Chevrolet Camaro?
It was an RPO code for a sport suspension package.
The formula equals F41 is in cell H4 If you copied the formula to H5 what would the formula be?
=F42 The row will have changed by one, as has the location of the formula, but the column will not have changed.
What is American immigration visa category F42?
family sibling petition category is F4 F41 is the principal beneficiary (brother or sister of US citizen) F42 is the spouse F43 is for children
What first motorbike for girlfriend?
The best beginner bike for a girl I would suggest is a Honda cbr 600 f41. I'm a woman and I had alway's wanted one and I did alot of research. I had to lower it for one and it is lighter weight then the 600 rr and just as fast!
What is an option buy?
An option buy is when you buy an option, whether call option or put option, using the Buy To Open order.
Is call option and buy option are same or not?
As far as I know there isn't a "buy option," but a call option is an option to buy so I guess you could think of it as a "buy option."
How do you spell option?
option
Euthanasia is not an option?
what are you on about euthenasia is sometimes the only option what am I on about ITS THE ONLY OPTION
How do you make symbols on a mac?
I know of two ways to do this....The easiest is1) Go to System Preferences2) Click on International3) Find the Input Menu button4) Choose Keyboard Viewer5) A little flag will appear on the toolbar, in the upper-right corner (varying depending on where you live)6) Click on the flag, and a drop-down list appears. Click on Show Keyboard Viewer.7) A miniature keyboard will appear on your screen. It works just like a normal one, though if you press Option, a bunch of symbols will come up.The other way is (probably simpler, but requires a very good memory)1) Click Option2) Choose any number or letter key.3) A symbol will come up.4) There are more symbols if you press the Shift key as well (my personal favourite being Option + Shift + K )5) You must remember what each combination does... that's why I find the Keyboard Viewer easiest.Here are all the different symbols:Option and ` =`Option and 1 = ¡Option and 2 = ™Option and 3 = £Option and 4 = ¢Option and 5 = ∞Option and 6 = §Option and 7 = ¶Option and 8 = •Option and 9 = ªOption and 0 = ºOption and - = -Option and = = ≠Option and q = œOption and w = ∑Option and e = ´Option and r = ®Option and t = †Option and y = ¥Option and u = ¨Option and i = ˆOption and o = øOption and p = πOption and [ = "Option and ] = 'Option and \ = «Option and a = åOption and s = ßOption and d = ∂Option and f = ƒOption and g = ©Option and h = ˙Option and j = ∆Option and k = ˚Option and l = ¬Option and ; = …Option and ' = æOption and z = ΩOption and x = ≈Option and c = çOption and v = √Option and b = ∫Option and n = ˜Option and m = µOption and , = ≤Option and . = ≥Option and / = ÷Option, Shift, and ` = `Option, Shift, and 1 = ⁄Option, Shift, and 2 = €Option, Shift, and 3 = ‹Option, Shift, and 4 = ›Option, Shift, and 5 = fiOption, Shift, and 6 = flOption, Shift, and 7 = ‡Option, Shift, and 8 = °Option, Shift, and 9 = ·Option, Shift, and 0 = 'Option, Shift, and - = -Option, Shift, and = = ±Option, Shift, and q = ŒOption, Shift, and w = "Option, Shift, and e = ´Option, Shift, and r = ‰Option, Shift, and t = ˇOption, Shift, and y = ÁOption, Shift, and u = ¨Option, Shift, and i = ˆOption, Shift, and o = ØOption, Shift, and p = ∏Option, Shift, and [ = "Option, Shift, and ] = 'Option, Shift, and \ = »Option, Shift, and a = ÅOption, Shift, and s = ÍOption, Shift, and d = ÎOption, Shift, and f = ÏOption, Shift, and g = ˝Option, Shift, and h = ÓOption, Shift, and j = ÔOption, Shift, and k = Option, Shift, and l = ÒOption, Shift, and ; = ÚOption, Shift, and ' = ÆOption, Shift, and z = ¸Option, Shift, and x = ˛Option, Shift, and c = ÇOption, Shift, and v = ◊Option, Shift, and b = ıOption, Shift, and n = ˜Option, Shift, and m = ÂOption, Shift, and , = ¯Option, Shift, and . = ˘Option, Shift, and / = ¿
Preferred HTML tag for drop down list?
That would be the <select> tag. Example of usage: <select> <option>Option 1 in drop-down list</option> <option selected="selected">Option 2 (selected by default because of the "selected" attribute)</option> <option disabled="disabled">Option 3 (disabled because of the "disabled" attribute)</option> </select>
Html pull down menu example for month day and year I would like to get an example on how to write month day and year in HTML form?
# <select name="month" id="month"> # <option value="1" <?PHP if($month==1) echo "selected";?>>January</option> # <option value="2" <?PHP if($month==2) echo "selected";?>>February</option> # <option value="3" <?PHP if($month==3) echo "selected";?>>March</option> # <option value="4" <?PHP if($month==4) echo "selected";?>>April</option> # <option value="5" <?PHP if($month==5) echo "selected";?>>May</option> # <option value="6" <?PHP if($month==6) echo "selected";?>>June</option> # <option value="7" <?PHP if($month==7) echo "selected";?>>July</option> # <option value="8" <?PHP if($month==8) echo "selected";?>>August</option> # <option value="9" <?PHP if($month==9) echo "selected";?>>September</option> # <option value="10" <?PHP if($month==10) echo "selected";?>>October</option> # <option value="11" <?PHP if($month==11) echo "selected";?>>November</option> # <option value="12" <?PHP if($month==12) echo "selected";?>>December</option> # </select> # # <select name="day" id="day"> # <option value="1" <?PHP if($day==1) echo "selected";?>>1</option> # <option value="2" <?PHP if($day==2) echo "selected";?>>2</option> # <option value="3" <?PHP if($day==3) echo "selected";?>>3</option> # <option value="4" <?PHP if($day==4) echo "selected";?>>4</option> # <option value="5" <?PHP if($day==5) echo "selected";?>>5</option> # <option value="6" <?PHP if($day==6) echo "selected";?>>6</option> # <option value="7" <?PHP if($day==7) echo "selected";?>>7</option> # <option value="8" <?PHP if($day==8) echo "selected";?>>8</option> # <option value="9" <?PHP if($day==9) echo "selected";?>>9</option> # <option value="10" <?PHP if($day==10) echo "selected";?>>10</option> # <option value="11" <?PHP if($day==11) echo "selected";?>>11</option> # <option value="12" <?PHP if($day==12) echo "selected";?>>12</option> # <option value="13" <?PHP if($day==13) echo "selected";?>>13</option> # <option value="14" <?PHP if($day==14) echo "selected";?>>14</option> # <option value="15" <?PHP if($day==15) echo "selected";?>>15</option> # <option value="16" <?PHP if($day==16) echo "selected";?>>16</option> # <option value="17" <?PHP if($day==17) echo "selected";?>>17</option> # <option value="18" <?PHP if($day==18) echo "selected";?>>18</option> # <option value="19" <?PHP if($day==19) echo "selected";?>>19</option> # <option value="20" <?PHP if($day==20) echo "selected";?>>20</option> # <option value="21" <?PHP if($day==21) echo "selected";?>>21</option> # <option value="22" <?PHP if($day==22) echo "selected";?>>22</option> # <option value="23" <?PHP if($day==23) echo "selected";?>>23</option> # <option value="24" <?PHP if($day==24) echo "selected";?>>24</option> # <option value="25" <?PHP if($day==25) echo "selected";?>>25</option> # <option value="26" <?PHP if($day==26) echo "selected";?>>26</option> # <option value="27" <?PHP if($day==27) echo "selected";?>>27</option> # <option value="28" <?PHP if($day==28) echo "selected";?>>28</option> # <option value="29" <?PHP if($day==29) echo "selected";?>>29</option> # <option value="30" <?PHP if($day==30) echo "selected";?>>30</option> # <option value="31" <?PHP if($day==31) echo "selected";?>>31</option> # </select> # # <select name="year" id="year"> # <?PHP for($i=date("Y"); $i<=date("Y")+2; $i++) # if($year == $i) # echo "<option value='$i' selected>$i</option>"; # else # echo "<option value='$i'>$i</option>"; # ?> # </select>
