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+24 Part I: Basic Properties ol Stock Options 
+THE STRIKING PRICE CODE 
+This is also a one-character symbol, designed to identify the striking price of the 
+option. Things can get ve:iy complicated where striking price codes are concerned, 
+but simplistically the designations are that the letter A stands for 5, B stands for 10, 
+on up to S for 95 and T for 100. If the stock being quoted is more expensive - say, 
+trading at $150 per share - then it is possible that A will stand for 105, B for 110, S 
+for 195 and T for 200 (although, as will be shown later, a more complicated approach 
+might have to be used in cases such as these). It should be noted that the exchanges 
+- who designate the striking price codes and their numerical meaning - do not have • 
+to adhere to any of the generalized conventions described here. They usually adhere 
+to as many of them as they can, in order to keep things somewhat standardized, but 
+they can use the letters in any way they want. Typically, they would only use any strik­
+ing price code letter outside of its conventional designation after a stock has split or 
+perhaps paid a special dividend of some sort. 
+Before getting into the more complicated option symbol constructions, let's 
+look at a few simple, straightforward examples: 
+Stock Stock Symbol Description Option Symbol 
+IBM IBM IBM July 125 call IBMGE 
+Cisco csco Cisco April 75 put CYQPO 
+Ford Motor F Ford March 40 call FCH 
+General Motors GM GM December 65 put GMXM 
+In each option symbol, the last two characters are the expiration month code and the 
+striking price code. Preceding them is the option base symbol. For the IBM July 125, 
+the option symbol is quite straightforward. IBM is the option base symbol (as well as 
+the stock symbol), G stands for July, and E for 125, in this case. 
+For the Cisco April 75 put, the option base symbol is CYQ (this was given in the 
+previous table, but if one didn't know what the base symbol was, you would have to 
+look it up on the Internet or call a broker). The expiration month code in this case is 
+P, because P stands for an April put option. Finally, the striking price code is 0, which 
+stands for 75. 
+The Ford March 40 call and the GM December 65 put are similar to the oth­
+ers, except that the stock symbols only require one and two characters, respectively, 
+so the option symbol is thus a shorter symbol as well - first using the stock symbol, 
+then the standard character for the expiration month, followed by the standard char­
+acter for the striking price.