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The strike price are prices that folks might want to pay for the stock. And they are generally pretty extensive. There are options to buy Amazon for $50, but the option premium is probably $.01. If you are referring to the premium, that is based on what the market is doing.. volatility and volume of stock sales and stuff like that. It is a great question, but really down in the weeds. Just think of it as a secondary market. Options are derivatives of the underlying stock. Like the dy/dx in calculus. As the bigger number moves, the smaller number moves too but in smaller increments. (And I know nothing about calculus...)How is the strike price set? Is there a formula?