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+Corporation. Then, in August 2000, Ford offered shareholders a choice of
+converting their shares into (a) new shares of Ford plus $20 cash per share,
+(b) new Ford stock plus fractional shares with an aggregate value of $20, or
+(c) new Ford stock plus a combination of more new Ford stock and cash.
+There were three classes of options listed on Ford after both of these
+changes: F represented 100 shares of the new Ford stock; XFO represented
+100 shares of Ford plus $20 per share ($2,000) plus cash in lieu of $1.24;
+and FOD represented 100 shares of new Ford, 13 shares of Visteon, and
+$2,001.24.
+Sometimes these changes can get complicated. If there is ever a question
+as to what the underlying is for an option class, the authority is the OCC. A
+lot of time, money, and stress can be saved by calling the OCC at 888-
+OPTIONS and clarifying the matter.
+Expiration Month
+Options expire on the Saturday following the third Friday of the stated
+month, which in this case is December. The final trading day for an option
+is commonly the day before expiration—here, the third Friday of
+December. There are usually at least four months listed for trading on an
+option class. There may be a total of six months if Long-Term Equity
+AnticiPation Securities® or LEAPS® are listed on the class. LEAPS can have
+one year to about two-and-a-half years until expiration. Some underlyings
+have one-week options called WeeklysSM listed on them.
+Strike Price
+The price at which the option holder owns the right to buy or to sell the
+underlying is called the strike price, or exercise price. In this example, the
+holder owns the right to buy the stock at $170 per share. There is method to
+the madness regarding how strike prices are listed. Strike prices are
+generally listed in $1, $2.50, $5, or $10 increments, depending on the value
+of the strikes and the liquidity of the options.
+The relationship of the strike price to the stock price is important in
+pricing options. For calls, if the stock price is above the strike price, the call
+is in-the-money (ITM). If the stock and the strike prices are close, the call is