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Call Premium
The additional amount above the exercise price that one must pay to purchase a call option.
Put Premium
The price that a put option buyer pays to acquire the right to sell a specified quantity of an asset at a predetermined price before the option expires.
Exotic Options
Non-standard options that have more complex features than common American or European options, often including different pay-off structures or the ability to trade on more unusual underlying assets.
Over-The-Counter Market
A decentralized market, without a central physical location, where participants trade securities directly between two parties.
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