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What Is the Formula for Intrinsic Value of a Call Option?

Intrinsic Value = Max(Underlying Price - Strike Price, 0).
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What Is the Formula for Intrinsic Value of a Call Option?

The formula for the intrinsic value of a call option is the maximum of (Underlying Price – Strike Price) or zero. The value is positive only if the underlying price is greater than the strike price, meaning the option is in-the-money.

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