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Special Expiration Price Option


An option that expires or pays off if the underlying hits or exceeds the outstrike price. For example, in the case of an up-and-out call, the option expires at once if the underlying trades at or through the outstrike price before its expiration date. This option has a variety of versions including: up-and-out call, up-and-out put, down-and-out call, and down-and-out put.

The option is also known as a vanishing option, kick-out option, extinguishable option, extinguishing option, out option, etc.

It is the opposite of a kick-in option.



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