Delta of Call over time

The stock is trading at 100.

If all else holds constant, what would happen to the delta of the 80 call one day later?

It depends on the actual volatility It depends on the number of days to expiry It will increase It will decrease It will stay the same

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1 solution

Calvin Lin Staff
Feb 15, 2015

The call is currently ITM. After a day passes, it becomes more likely that the call will end up ITM on expiration. Hence, using the interpretation of the dual delta as the probability of being in the money, we can conclude that the delta of the call has increased.

Another way of thinking about it is that on expiration, the delta of the call is 100. It currently is above 50, and will be moving closer towards 100 towards expiration.

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