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+970 Glossary 
+Expiration Date: the day on which an option contract becomes void. The expiration 
+date for listed stock options is the Saturday after the third Friday of the expiration 
+month. All holders of options must indicate their desire to exercise, if they wish to 
+do so, by this date. See also Expiration Time. 
+Expiration Time: the time of day by which all exercise notices must be received on 
+the expiration date. Technically, the expiration time is currently 5:00 P.M. on the 
+expiration date, but public holders of option contracts must indicate their desire 
+to exercise no later than 5:30 P.M. on the business day preceding the expiration 
+date. The times are Eastern Time. See also Expiration Date. 
+Facilitation: the process of providing a market for a security. Normally, this refers 
+to bids and offers made for large blocks of securities, such as those traded by insti­
+tutions. Listed options may be used to offset part of the risk assumed by the trad­
+er who is facilitating the large block order. See also Hedge Ratio. 
+Fair Value: normally, a term used to describe the worth of an option or futures con­
+tract as determined by a mathematical model. Also sometimes used to indicate 
+intrinsic value. See also Intrinsic Value, Model. 
+First Notice Day: the first day upon which the buyer of a futures contract can be 
+called upon to take delivery. See also Notice Period. 
+Float: the number of shares outstanding of a particular common stock. 
+Floor Broker: a trader on the exchange floor who executes the orders of public cus­
+tomers or other investors who do not have physical access to the trading area. 
+Follow-Up Action: any trading in an option position after the position is established. 
+Generally, to limit losses or to take profits. 
+Fundamental Analysis: a method of analyzing the prospects of a security by observ­
+ing accepted accounting measures such as earnings, sales, assets, and so on. See 
+also Technical Analysis. 
+Futures Contract: a standardized contract calling for the delivery of a specified 
+quantity of a commodity at a specified date in the future. 
+Gamma: a measure of risk of an option that measures the amount by which the delta 
+changes for a I-point change in the stock price; alternatively, when referring to an 
+entire option position, the amount of change of the delta of the entire position 
+when the stock changes in price by one point. 
+Gamma of the Gamma: a mathematical measure of risk that measures by how 
+much the gamma will change for a I-point move in the stock price. See Gamma.