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In options terminology, the intrinsicvalue is the positive difference between the current price for the underlying and the strike price of an option.
If an option has intrinsicvalue, it is also referred to as in-the-money, if it has no intrinsicvalue, it is referred to as out-of-the-money.
In securities analysis, the intrinsicvalue of a company is defined to be its discounted cash flow, meaning the present value of its future net cash flows.
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