Thanks ARMHM for explanation.
I am 1000% in synch with you. RIL 2350 Put option is ITM when RIL spot price is 2000.
This ITM option is excercised by exchange on expiry and whatever is the value, the money is taken from Option seller.
This is not what was suggested by Chakravu. ("If it is in the money just let it expire. You retain the premium.").
As a option seller, we can't let the ITM option get expired. Option buyer has this privilage but not the seller. As a seller we got to manage / hedge it so that risk at expiry is managed.
Happy Trading.
I am 1000% in synch with you. RIL 2350 Put option is ITM when RIL spot price is 2000.
This ITM option is excercised by exchange on expiry and whatever is the value, the money is taken from Option seller.
This is not what was suggested by Chakravu. ("If it is in the money just let it expire. You retain the premium.").
As a option seller, we can't let the ITM option get expired. Option buyer has this privilage but not the seller. As a seller we got to manage / hedge it so that risk at expiry is managed.
Happy Trading.
for the writer of reliance 2350 put option 2400 is ITM while 2400 is OTM for the buyer.
brokerages and other costs not considered just to keep things simple.