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What Is the Term for the Loss of the Entire Premium?

The loss of the entire premium is when the option "expires worthless."
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What Is the Term for the Loss of the Entire Premium?

The term for the loss of the entire premium is when an option "expires worthless." This occurs when the option is Out-The-Money (OTM) at expiration, and the buyer's maximum loss is realized, which is the full premium paid.

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