Here's a screenshot from InteractiveBrokers TWS for the near-the-money put and call on the ES Dec '15 Future:
The absolute value of the time value, 9.50, makes sense. But why is the percentage value over 180%, regardless of moneyness?
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Sign up to join this communityHere's a screenshot from InteractiveBrokers TWS for the near-the-money put and call on the ES Dec '15 Future:
The absolute value of the time value, 9.50, makes sense. But why is the percentage value over 180%, regardless of moneyness?