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Define “At-the-Money” (ATM) for a Put Option

An ATM put has a strike price equal to the underlying asset's price.
Greeks.Live22.11.25

Define “At-the-Money” (ATM) for a Put Option.

A put option is considered "at-the-money" (ATM) when its strike price is approximately equal to the current price of the underlying asset. An ATM put option has an intrinsic value of zero.

It has the highest time value relative to its premium compared to ITM or OTM options.

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