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The component of an option’s total value which is related to the length of the unexpired maturity of the option, and which is additional to the Intrinsic value, if any. Time value represents the incremental profit that would be enjoyed if the option was sold, rather than being exercised or allowed to lapse. | The component of an option’s total value which is related to the length of the unexpired maturity of the option, and which is additional to the Intrinsic value, if any. | ||
Time value represents the incremental profit that would be enjoyed if the option was sold, rather than being exercised or allowed to lapse. | |||
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* [[Time value of money]] | * [[Time value of money]] | ||
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Latest revision as of 12:37, 2 July 2022
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The component of an option’s total value which is related to the length of the unexpired maturity of the option, and which is additional to the Intrinsic value, if any.
Time value represents the incremental profit that would be enjoyed if the option was sold, rather than being exercised or allowed to lapse.
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Time value of money.
