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+Gtpter 32: Structured Products 
+MULTIPLE EXPIRATION DATES 
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+In some cases, more than one expiration date is involved when the structured prod­
+uct is issued. These products are very similar to the simple ones first discussed in this 
+chapter. However, rather than maturing on a specific date, the final index value -
+which is used to determine the final cash value of the structured product - is the 
+average of the underlying index price on two or three different dates. 
+For example, one such listed product was issued in 1996 and used the S&P 500 
+index ($SPX) as the underlying index. The strike price was the price of $SPX on the 
+day of issuance, as usual. However, there were three maturity dates: one each in April 
+2001, August 2002, and December 2003. The final index value used to determine the 
+cash settlement value was specified as the average of the $SPX closings on the three 
+maturity dates. 
+In effect, this structured product was really the sum of three separate struc­
+tured products, each maturing on a different date. Hence, the values of the imbed­
+ded calls could each be calculated separately, using the methods presented earlier. 
+Then those three values could be averaged to determine the overall value of the 
+imbedded call in this structured product. 
+OPTION STRATEGIES INVOLVING STRUCTURED PRODUCTS 
+Since the structured products described previously are similar to well-known option 
+strategies (long call, bull spread, etc.), it is possible to use listed options in conjunc­
+tion with the structured products to produce other strategies. These strategies are 
+actually quite simple and would follow the same lines as adjustment strategies dis­
+cussed in the earlier chapters of this book. 
+Example: Assume that an investor purchased 15,000 shares of a structured product 
+some time ago. It is essentially a call option on the S&P 500 index ($SPX). The prod­
+uct was issued at a price of 10, and that is the guarantee price as well. The striking 
+price is 700, which is where $SPX was trading at the time. However, now $SPX is 
+trading at 1,200, well above the striking price. The cash value of the product is: 
+)ox (1,2001100) = 11.14 
+Furthermore, assume that there are still two years remaining until maturity of 
+the structured product, and the investor is getting a little nervous about the market. 
+He is thinking of selling or hedging his holding in the structured product. However, 
+the structured product itself is trading at 16.50, a discount of 64 cents from its theo-