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How Is an ATM Option Defined for a Put Option?

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

How Is an ATM Option Defined for a Put Option?

An At-The-Money (ATM) put option is defined as one where the strike price is approximately equal to the current price of the underlying asset. If the underlying price is slightly below the strike, it is slightly ITM; if slightly above, it is slightly OTM.

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