One standard stock-option contract covers 100 shares of the stock.
Lesson 7
One contract covers 100 shares
An option's price is for one share, and one contract covers 100 shares. Multiply the price by 100 to find the total for one contract.
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Learn how to count one contract
Turn sample per-share prices into money for 100 shares. Each of the four checkpoints ends with a two-answer question. Nothing places a trade.
CHECKPOINT 1 OF 4
Choose SOFI
0 / 4 checkpoints earned
When the chart loads, follow its highlighted control to earn your first checkpoint.
- Choose SOFI
- Count one contract, upcoming
- Count a put, upcoming
- Count the cash a put needs, upcoming
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