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Combination strategy

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Combination strategy
A strategy in which a put and call with different strike prices and the same expiration are either both bought or both sold. Related: Straddle
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Very few firms have been successful in creating this type of combination strategy.
A model for strategy and organizational development interventions by Krabbenhoft, Alan / Journal of Academy of Business and Economics
This combination strategy is designed to rapidly reduce rubella virus circulation, while preventing a shift in the prevalence of the disease to susceptible young adults, especially women of childbearing age.
Rubella elimination and improving health care for women by Andrus, Jon Kim / Emerging Infectious Diseases
GOIH will use the business combination strategy to combine itself with a business via Form S-4 and immediately seek a NASDAQ and London Stock Exchange listing.
Global 1 Investments Seeking Merger and Acquisition Partners and ... by Business Wire
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