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Does Intrinsic Value Change with Time to Expiration?

No, intrinsic value is based only on the underlying price and strike price, independent of time to expiration.
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Does Intrinsic Value Change with Time to Expiration?

No, the intrinsic value of an option is solely determined by the relationship between the underlying asset's current price and the option's strike price. It is an immediate value.

Time to expiration is a factor in calculating the time value (extrinsic value) of an option, but it does not directly affect the intrinsic value component.

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