A call option is "in the money" when the A. market price of the security exceeds the exercise price. B. market price of the security equals the exercise price. C. market price of the security is less than the exercise price. D. premium on the option is less than the exercise price.

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A call option is "in the money" when the

A. market price of the security exceeds the exercise price.
B. market price of the security equals the exercise price.
C. market price of the security is less than the exercise price.
D. premium on the option is less than the exercise price. 

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