What is Strike Price?
Strike Price (also called strike) — The fixed price at which an option can be exercised — the reference point for whether an option is in or out of the money.
In simple terms
A 20,000-strike Nifty call is in the money if Nifty is above 20,000.
Why Strike Price matters when you invest
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Strike Price — frequently asked questions
What is Strike Price?
The fixed price at which an option can be exercised — the reference point for whether an option is in or out of the money.
What does Strike Price mean in the stock market?
The fixed price at which an option can be exercised — the reference point for whether an option is in or out of the money. A 20,000-strike Nifty call is in the money if Nifty is above 20,000.
Can you give an example of Strike Price?
A 20,000-strike Nifty call is in the money if Nifty is above 20,000.
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