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Combination Option

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combination option
An option composed of one or more calls and one or more puts. While the original combination is sold as a single unit, each part may be sold or exercised individually. Examples of combination options are spreads, straddles, straps, and strips.

Combination Option
A series of option contracts consisting of at least one call and one put with the same underlying asset. The combination option is written as a single unit but each of the component contracts may be resold on the secondary market separately. Each of the contracts has different strike prices and/or different expiration dates. Combination options exist in order to hedge one's investments. An investor may exercise either the call or the put, depending on the underlying price trends over the life of the contract, and still make a profit on the transaction. See also: Cliquet, Straddle, Strangle.


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If the Combination Option is not exercised within 120 days of the start of Phase I clinical trials with GPI-2A, then for every 30 day period thereafter, NVO will subscribe for an additional 90,909 common shares of GPI at a price of $1.
Shareholders will be deemed to have elected pro rata the Share Option or the Combination Option, as the case may be, to the extent necessary to be within the limitations set forth above.
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