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    cents. That 75 cents is all "time value" considering the fact that XYZ is still ten dollars shy of the strike price.

    So, it's quite likely that XYZ could move up to 52 dollars a share, which is a two

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    A long time reader wrote in asking if you get more bang for the buck buying an out of the money option, or a deep in the money option on a stock that makes a big move. Interestingly the answer isn't perfectly cut and dry. Let's look.

    If you buy an in the money option, that option will indeed "track" the movement of the underlying stock more closely than an at the money option. The "Delta" or measure of value is much higher, so when the stock moves, the option tends to move also.

    If you buy an out of the money option, the stock can actually rise a bit, and yet your option could actually fall. How? When an option is out of the money, the entire value of the option is simply based on "time". For instance, lets say the XYZ company is trading at 50 bucks a share. The September 60 dollar call options are 75 cents. That 75 cents is all "time value" considering the fact that XYZ is still ten dollars shy of the strike price.

    So, it's quite likely that XYZ could move up to 52 dollars a share, which is a two

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    ly cut and dry. Let's look.

    If you buy an in the money option, that option will indeed "track" the movement of the underlying stock more closely than an at the money option. The "Delta" or measure of value is much higher, so when the stock moves, the option tends to move also.

    If you buy an out of the money option, the stock can actually rise a bit, and yet your option could actually fall. How? When an option is out of the money, the entire value of the option is simply based on "time". For instance, lets say the XYZ company is trading at 50 bucks a share. The September 60 dollar call options are 75 cents. That 75 cents is all "time value" considering the fact that XYZ is still ten dollars shy of the strike price.

    So, it's quite likely that XYZ could move up to 52 dollars a share, which is a two

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    value is much higher, so when the stock moves, the option tends to move also.

    If you buy an out of the money option, the stock can actually rise a bit, and yet your option could actually fall. How? When an option is out of the money, the entire value of the option is simply based on "time". For instance, lets say the XYZ company is trading at 50 bucks a share. The September 60 dollar call options are 75 cents. That 75 cents is all "time value" considering the fact that XYZ is still ten dollars shy of the strike price.

    So, it's quite likely that XYZ could move up to 52 dollars a share, which is a two

    Competitive Marketing Analysis
    The keyword in this phrase gives us a hint - "competitive". The competitive marketing analysis is an in-depth study of your business's competition and the markets available to you in order to ensure your advertising and public relations budget dollars are spent where they will be most effective. In order to perform strategic planning for your firm's fut
    en an option is out of the money, the entire value of the option is simply based on "time". For instance, lets say the XYZ company is trading at 50 bucks a share. The September 60 dollar call options are 75 cents. That 75 cents is all "time value" considering the fact that XYZ is still ten dollars shy of the strike price.

    So, it's quite likely that XYZ could move up to 52 dollars a share, which is a two

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    cents. That 75 cents is all "time value" considering the fact that XYZ is still ten dollars shy of the strike price.

    So, it's quite likely that XYZ could move up to 52 dollars a share, which is a two dollar move, and yet the September call option falls to 50 cents. Why? We have come closer to the expiration day, and some of the time value has eroded.

    In a deep in the money option, a 2 dollar stock move could be as high as a 1.95 move in the option. So, looking at it like that, standard theory says that deep in the money options will move more on a big stock move and for the "most part" you can consider that to be true. But there is always the exception, and if you look at percent returns, that's where things really get screwy.

    Let's say you bought September 25 dollar calls on XYZ. You paid 29.00 for them, considering that XYZ is 50.00 a share, you are already 25 bucks in the money and they are charging a 4 dollar premium over that for time. Now, XYZ announces that it's cured cancer and runs to 90

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