Premium

Premium is another word for the price of an option. The value is primarily affected by:

  • the difference between the underlying futures contract price and the strike price
  • the time remaining for the option to be exercised
  • and the volatility of the underlying futures contract price

These factors affect the option premium to a lesser degree:

  • interest rates
  • market conditions

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