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What is Out of the Money?

DerivativesIntermediate

An option is 'out of the money' (OTM) when exercising it would not be profitable. A call is OTM when the stock price is below the strike; a put when above. OTM options are cheaper but have a lower probability of becoming profitable.

Related terms: In the Money At the Money Strike Price Options

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