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Switching Options

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Switching options
A sequence of transactions in which exercise of one option creates one or more additional options. Investment-disinvestment, entry-exit, expansion-contraction, and suspension-reactivation decisions are switching options.

Switching Option
An option, the exercise of which creates one or more options. The most basic example of this is a compound option, which is an option on an option. A reload stock option may also be a switching option. Switching options may be useful if an investor believes he/she can secure a lower (in the case of a call) or higher (in the case of a put) strike price.


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