My brokerage platform won't let me bid under a certain amount and when I buy in its own range. the value of the call options is shown as substantially less than what I paid for. I bought a few contracts and BAM! i'm down $360 ffs. it doesn't help that the underlying then tanks immediately.
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Because the spreads are usually too big on many contracts.
Most contracts don't get much volume actually. If you want to buy at a "fair value", you'll have to wait it until someone takes your bid or purchase options with lots of order activity.
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