Alan answers a question coming from Andrew of Marblehead, MA. Andrew writes… "I was watching JP Morgan when it was trading at $33.75, and the August $34.00 call was at $0.93. After taking a phone call, the stock price was up $0.65 to $34.40, but the call option increased only $.35 to $1.28. Does this have anything to do with the option going from out-of-the-money to in-the-money? Please explain.”"

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