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What Is a Series of Options?

A series is all options of the same type and underlying with the same expiration date.
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What Is a Series of Options?

A series of options refers to all option contracts of the same type (call or put) and the same underlying asset that share the same expiration date. Within a series, there are multiple strike prices available for trading.

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