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Long-Term Anticipation Securities

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Long-Term Anticipation Securities (LEAPS)
Long-term options.

Long-Term Anticipation Securities
Also called LEAPS. Stock options with expiration of two to three years following issue. Most stock options expire nine months after issue; an advantage to LEAPS is the fact that there is a longer period of time for a desired price movement to take place, maximizing the possibility of profit. However, LEAPS are more expensive than other stock options.


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