An option (call option or put option) is „at the money“ if the strike price is exactly equal to the price of the underlying asset on the spot market (an option is at the money when the price of the underlying asset is equal to the strike price). In this case, the exercise of the option entails neither a profit nor a loss for the holder (the intrinsic value is zero). – See Out of the money, In the money, Option, Option value.

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