A call option on a stock is said to be at the money if
A) the exercise price is higher than the stock price.
B) the exercise price is less than the stock price.
C) the exercise price is equal to the stock price.
D) the price of the put is higher than the price of the call.
E) the price of the call is higher than the price of the put.

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A call option is considered to be at the money when the exercise price (strike price) is equal to the current price of the underlying stock.

A Call Option on a Stock Is Said to Be