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125:, one party pays a fixed or floating rate multiplied by a notional principal amount plus the depreciation, if any, in a notional amount of property, in exchange for payments by the other party of the appreciation, if any, on the same notional amount of property. For example, assume the underlying property is the S&P 500 stock index" A would pay B the
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For instance, if a 100 share equity call option is purchased with a strike of $ 60 for a stock that is currently trading at $ 60, then it has the same upside potential as holding $ 6,000 of stock (1 option × 100 multiplier × $ 60), but the shares may have been purchased for $
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