Mini Options
Options contracts on 10 shares instead of 100
What is Mini Options?
Mini Options Options contracts representing 10 shares instead of the standard 100 shares. Mini options were introduced for high-priced stocks to make options more accessible to smaller traders, but they have been largely discontinued due to low volume. Standard options remain the primary market.
Complete Definition
Options contracts representing 10 shares instead of the standard 100 shares. Mini options were introduced for high-priced stocks to make options more accessible to smaller traders, but they have been largely discontinued due to low volume. Standard options remain the primary market.
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