Will an option ever be priced littler than the intrinsic value?

[IronFist]

If price is 1.15, for example, will a 1.50 put ever be less than .35?

How does this work for calls?

 

[IronFist]

For a situation where this is the case, how do you know what day of the week is best to sell put options?

 

[ajacobson]

Look at the longer-dated European style.

 

[GotherL]

Puts are usually more expensive than calls so I highly doubt it.

 

[JSOP]

Will an option ever be priced littler than the intrinsic value?

-Littler??? You mean lower? Yeah sure when somebody has fat fingers...

 

[OptionsOptionsOptions]

@IronFist Master of Random Option Questions

 

[tayte]

dude you've made numerous posts of questions that could be answered with any newbie option valuation book. Seriously just look up "option valuation" or "option trading" at Amazon.com

 

[Same Lazy Element]

dude you've made numerous posts of questions that could be answered with any newbie option valuation book.

dude, you stole my thunder

 

[destriero]

For a situation where this is the case, how do you know what day of the week is best to sell put options?

Any full moon. Or any day ending in "y"

 

[destriero]

If price is 1.15, for example, will a 1.50 put ever be less than .35?

How does this work for calls?

Yes, if it's close to expiration and the synthetic is >spot.