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Time value
the amount an investor pays for an option above its intrinsic value
reflects the amount of time left until expiration
The longer the time to expiration
the more time value an option will have
Time value is never
a negative number. It can't be less than zero.
Time value is always part of
the option's premium.
formula to calculate the time value in an option's premium:
intrinsic Value + Time Value = Premium
Example
An ABC 50 call is trading at 3 when the stock is at 52.
50 = strike price
3 = premium
52 = current market value
The option is in the money and has $2 in intrinsic value.
IV + TV = Premium, so 2 + ? = 3
The time value is $1