In a call option, once the buyer decides to buy the underlying asset through the exercise of the right, the seller is obligated to sell it at the agreed price and within the specified period of time.

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In a call option, the seller (also known as the writer) is obligated to sell the underlying asset to the buyer at the agreed price (strike price) if the buyer decides to exercise their option within the specified period of time before the option expires.

In a Call Option, Once the Buyer Decides to Buy