Select Your Requirements
To generate the Option Chain quote for that stock, first select your requirements by selecting values for Option Type, Chain Type, and Option Range.
• Option Type: All, Traditional, Weekly, Quarterly, or LEAPS (Long-Term Equity Anticipation Securities).
Publicly traded options
contracts that expire on an annual schedule.
Displays contracts that expire
on a quarterly schedule.
Displays contracts that expire
on a weekly schedule.
Displays contracts that expire
on a monthly schedule.
Displays quotes for all
contracts including monthly, weekly, quarterly, and LEAPS.
A put gives the holder the right
to sell an asset at a certain price within a specific period of
time.
A call gives the holder the
right to buy an asset at a certain price within a specific period of
time.
• Option Range: All, In the Money, Near the Money, or Out of the Money.
An option whose intrinsic value
is zero. It would be worthless if it expired today.
Displays options that are
$3(+/-) the current stock price.
When the option strike price is
lower (for a Call option) or higher (for a Put option) than the underlying
asset's current price.
Displays all
contracts.
If you click the Analytics button, the option price is calculated using default values of volatility stock price, days to expiration, and interest rates for your selection of Option Type, Chain Type, and Option Range.
The difference between the
contract expiration date (when the contract ceases to exist) and today.
Traditional (monthly) options always expire on the Saturday following the third
Friday of the month specified in the contract.
Volatility refers to the amount
of uncertainty or risk about the size of changes in a security's value. A higher
volatility means that a security's value varies considerably up and down over
time. A lower volatility means that a security's value does not tend to
fluctuate dramatically.
