Root Symbol
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| The first part of an options symbol that represents the underlying security. | ||
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Additional Comments:
For instance, the root symbol for International Business Machines is IBM.
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Symbol A three-, four-, or five-letter sequence that denotes a stock, option, or futures contract. ... Cyclical Stocks Cyclical stock prices move with the economy. Cyclical stocks often reach their high and low points ... Out of the Money Refers to an options contract that has no intrinsic value; for instance, a call option whose ... | ||
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