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How Is the Total Cost of a Contract Calculated from the Premium?

Total Cost = Premium x Contract Multiplier.
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How Is the Total Cost of a Contract Calculated from the Premium?

The total cost of an option contract is calculated by multiplying the quoted premium by the contract size or multiplier. For example, if the premium is $2.00 and the contract multiplier is 100, the total cost of the contract is $200.00.

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