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Option Strike Price
The option strike price is the predetermined price at which an option can be exercised. For a call, it’s the purchase price; for a put, it’s the sale price.
In oil markets, the strike price is central to options strategy and risk management. It defines profitability thresholds and hedging effectiveness.
Traders analyze strike levels relative to current and expected market prices. Multiple strike options allow tailored risk exposure.
Strike price selection balances potential returns, premiums paid, and probability of exercise.