1. $35+2.5 mean the commission is $35 plus 2.5 per contract. e.g. if you buy 10 msft call (i.e. you have the right to buy 1000 msft shares before the option expiry), the commission is 35+10*2.5=$60.
2. option value depends on the underlying stock's price, volatility and time to expiry. for far out-of-the-money options, the option price is less volatile. for at-the-money options, it is twice as volatile as the underliying stock.
i've never hearf of seasoned stocks. stocks can be classified as common stock and preferred stock. seasoned normaly refer to securities which are no longer traded in the primary market, e.g. they have been traded on the secondary market for some time.
2. option value depends on the underlying stock's price, volatility and time to expiry. for far out-of-the-money options, the option price is less volatile. for at-the-money options, it is twice as volatile as the underliying stock.
i've never hearf of seasoned stocks. stocks can be classified as common stock and preferred stock. seasoned normaly refer to securities which are no longer traded in the primary market, e.g. they have been traded on the secondary market for some time.