1const e=`<div class="strategy-article leaps-availability"> 2 <h1>Availability of LEAPS®</h1> 3 4 <section class="mb-6"> 5 <p class="font-italic text-grey-darken-2"> 6 The exchanges used to list LEAPS® earlier in the year. When did they change the procedures? And why do the 7 exchanges list fewer LEAPS® than in years past? 8 </p> 9 10 <p> 11 In September 2008, the U.S. options exchanges and OCC received Securities and Exchange Commission approval to 12 standardize many of the listing criteria found in the Options Listing Procedure Plan (OLPP). Due to listing of 13 many one-point strikes (16, 17, 18, 19, etc.) as well as other products, such as quarterly options, the options 14 exchanges decided to list LEAPS® only on products that have an average daily volume of at least 1000 contracts. 15 The dates for next year's LEAPS® listing can be found in this FAQ's section. 16 </p> 17 </section> 18</div> 19`;export{e as default};
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