To get Meta (META) options data, let me first fetch the option chain with all available expirations and strike prices.The data is quite extensive. Let me process this into a meaningful chart. I'll focus on the most liquid near-the-money strikes and key expirations, using the call price (last/mid price). Let me structure this properly with compute.Now let me extract the option data I already have and build the chart. I'll take key strikes around the current price (~$669) and key expirations, using the call price.

Loading chart...Here's the META call option price surface across strikes and expirations (data as of Jul 10, 2026; spot ≈ $669).

Each line represents a different strike price, with the x-axis showing expiration dates stretching out to Dec 2028. The chart shows how call premiums evolve:

• ITM calls (Strike 600, 620) — already deep in-the-money with substantial intrinsic value; premiums rise steadily with time as extrinsic/time value accumulates
• ATM call (Strike 670) — near the current spot of ~$669; shows the classic positive slope as more time = more premium
• OTM calls (Strike 700, 750) — start very cheap near-term but converge toward the ATM strikes as time to expiry increases, reflecting the growing probability of finishing in-the-money

Note: Strike 650 has a missing data point for Jun 17, 2027 where no trade/quote was available. Prices shown are last traded or mid-market where no trade occurred.

Loading chart...Here are the deep OTM calls. With META at ~$669, these strikes are 20-50% above spot, and the pricing dynamics are stark:

• Near-term (Jul–Aug 2026): All deep OTM calls are essentially worthless — pennies to a few dollars. The market assigns very low probability to a move of +$130 to +$330 in a few weeks.
• Mid-term inflection (Sep–Dec 2026): Strike 800 starts gaining meaningful premium ($11–$29), while Strike 1000 remains under $10. The dispersion across strikes widens dramatically here.
• Long-dated (2027–2028): Convergence across all deep OTM strikes accelerates. By Dec 2028, even Strike 1000 commands ~$96, reflecting that with enough time, a 50% rally becomes a real possibility. The Strike 800–1000 spread compresses from nearly $0 near-term to ~$40 at the far end of the curve.

The chart is a clean illustration of how time value dominates deep OTM pricing — near-zero short-dated, but substantial premium builds over years through the cumulative probability of large moves.