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Do you lose the premium if you exercise an option?
No. The premium is gone forever. People usually sell to close prior to expiration rather then exercise in order to capture the remaining intrinsic value of the options. There are a few cases where it makes more sense to exercise rather then sell to close but theyre rare.
Is it worth exercising options?
As many have pointed out, exercising options creates a loss of any remaining time value, so generally speaking, you wouldnt exercise unless you were close to expiration and time value is negligible.
What happens when you exercise a buy call option?
Exercising a Call allows you to buy the underlying position at the strike price, if the account supports the exercise. You decide how long to hold the position open as long as the account continues to support the shares.
Should I sell my option or exercise?
Its often wrong to exercise an option rather than sell it unless you want to own a position in the underlying stock. Be sure to close it through an offsetting sale if the contract is in the money heading into the expiration and you dont want it exercised.
Is it better to exercise an option or sell it?
Its ALL about the extrinsic value remaining in your calls. When you exercise an option, you forfeit all remaining extrinsic value in the option. So it is almost always better from a financial standpoint to sell the options and buy the stock.
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Why option buying is better than selling?
Buying an option entails limited downside risk in the form of option premium but unlimited upside potential if the price moves in your favour. On the other hand, when you sell options you have limited upside in terms of premium income but unlimited downside risk if the price movement is against you.
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Form 3921 (Rev. April 2025)
Box 2. Shows the date you exercised the option to purchase the stock. Box 3. Shows the exercise price per share of stock.
(a) When exercising an option, the contracting officer shall provide written notice to the contractor within the time period specified in the contract.
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