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What Is the Minimum Price an Option Can Trade For?

The minimum price is its intrinsic value, which is zero.
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What Is the Minimum Price an Option Can Trade For?

The minimum price an option can trade for is its intrinsic value, which is always greater than or equal to zero. In a liquid market, an option's premium will always be at least its intrinsic value, and typically slightly higher due to some time value.

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