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"Underlying Instrument"
Keywords:
commodity
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xyz
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instrument
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exercise
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option
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Strike
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Underlying
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Strike price
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In the money option
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Exercise price
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At-the-money option
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Striking price
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At-the-money
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Put
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Options
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Put option
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Bear spread
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Out of the money
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Bull spread
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At the money
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In-the-money
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In the money
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Out-of-the-money
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Grantor
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Conversion
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Underlying asset
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Conversion arbitrage
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In-the-money option
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Ratio spread
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Index arbitrage
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Collar
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Protective put
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Bear put spread
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Naked option
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Call option
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Traded options
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Delta hedging
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Exercise
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Straddle
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Out-of-the-money option
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Covered call
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Calendar spread
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Naked put
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Derivatives
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Contracts for difference
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Traded option
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Price spread
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Derivative
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Time spread
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Options contract
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Condor
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Option
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Covered put
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Married put
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Butterfly spread
A trading instrument subject to purchase upon exercise.
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The security, commodity or financial instrument that the option conveys the right to buy (in the case of a call) or to sell (in the case of a put).
mnp-usa.com
The contract or commodity that a call option purchaser has the right to buy, or put option purchaser has the right to sell.||||||||||||||||||||||| XYZ
tradingeducators.com
The instrument upon which a derivative is based. Underlying instruments include stocks, stock indices, foreign currencies, debt and money market instruments, mortgage-backed securities, commodities, and futures contracts.
strategies-tactics.com
The instrument (underlying futures contract) which would be delivered, if the option was exercised.
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Keywords:
conventional
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derivative
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stock
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share
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based
The conventional stock or share on which a derivative is based.
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