Cash-Or-Nothing Call

  

This type of option is pretty simple to understand. We’re looking at a call, so the idea is that a stock price is supposed to go up.

A cash-or-nothing call pays out a fixed amount if and only if the stock hits a predetermined price. The “or-nothing” comes from the fact that, if the stock never hits that price, you get, well...nothing.

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