Intrinsic and Extrinsic Value: Breaking Down an Option’s Price

Every option premium is made up of two components: intrinsic value and extrinsic value. Understanding how these elements interact is foundational to evaluating risk, time decay, and trade structure. In this session, we will break down what intrinsic value represents, why extrinsic value exists, and how time, volatility, and price movement influence each component. The goal is to provide traders with a practical framework for interpreting option prices with greater clarity and confidence. Speakers
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Lesson List
1
Webull x OIC Archived Webinar: Getting Started With Options
2
Webull x OIC: Option Basics: Core Concepts of Optionality
3
Webull x OIC Webinar: Guide to Buying Options
4
Introduction to Spreads
5
Webull x OIC Webinar: Iron Condors and Butterflies
6
Webull x OIC The Mathless Greeks
7
Understanding Options Skew
8
Webull x OIC Webinar: 0DTE Options - Shorter Duration & Optionality
9
Webull x OIC Webinar: Option Pricing Vega and Implied Volatility
10
Webull x OIC Webinar: Demystifying the Greeks
11
Webull x OIC: Standard Deviations and Tail Risk
Intrinsic and Extrinsic Value: Breaking Down an Option’s Price
13
The Devil Is in the Details: 10 (Mis)Conceptions About Options
14
Gamma Scalping: Managing Delta in a Moving Market