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No my option strike price was at 3.50 but i purchased it when the stock CHK was at 3.77 ish.

yes i was out of the money im osrry. I think i purchased it at 3.77 or so. I choosed the strike of 3.50$ and now the current price of chk is at 2.87$ and yet my price of the option only moved by 9 cents. The stock dropped from 3.50 my strike price i chose to 2.87 and my options only moved by...

i posted a pic of someone can take a look at it thanks!

the time when i bought into this stock was 3.30$ at .50 cents wit bid at 37 cents. my stock is chk. My platform doesnt show delta. the volume, open interest, and implied volatility. Wow this is more confusing than i thought it would be. Does the intrinsic value go up on options has it gets...

Is it bc there is still a lot of time on the expiration date?

I bought 3 put options last night at 3.50$ for expiration next week 29th. I bought them at 50 cents iwth the bid price being at .37 cents. All yesterday this stock tanked and it opened up at 2.83 cents today. yet the bid price only moved up to 51 cents?? how is this possible?? please help...

so my question is can place a stop order using not the bid/ask price but the strike price?

When placing a stop order or limit order do i type to strike price or bid/ask price?

gotcha ya ! thanks! lol sorry i know im being a pest right now but i dont have any one else to help me with. The books im reading are all in a language that seems somewhat foreign to me but im still tryin.

or is everything already priced into the bid.

how do i sell it for the intrinsic value when all i can click on is the bid price to sell?

I read that this is a chose for me. Im a little confused to how this works. If i buy a call option at a strike of 5$ and it goes to 10$. Instead of selling the option completely and profiting off just the difference of the ask and bid price; i could exercise my options, buy out the shares and...

So if the bid price is at 1$ and the strike difference is 1$ will i be making a 2$ gain (this goes without subtracting what i paid for in the ask price) or will i just be making the bid price

All i want to know is when i sell my call will the profits include the bid price and the difference in the strike prices?

thanks!

yes i know i came ot that conclusion lol. im an idiot. im so caught in trying to figure this out and the smallest confusion sends me into the waters

Soi when you sell your call after it not going your way, would you lose money on the difference of the strike price and bid and ask price difference as well? And would this be vice versa for a winning trade?

OMG i feel so stupid. im so sorry. lOL i was looking at the wrong thing.

Im looking at the options chain for exxon. theres an option that i can buy strike price of 75. XOM is at 77.40 with an ask price of .22 cents. My question is why cant i buy the 75 right now at .22 cents and just sell it at a bid price of .20 and just profits the difference??

thanks again !!