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DECEMBER 2009
SUPPLEMENT
The February 1994 version of the booklet entitled
Characteristics and Risks of Standardized Options (the
"Booklet) Is amended as provided below. Part I of this
Supplement contains information regarding options on
indexes measuring () the historical ("realized') variance
or the predicted ("implied") or realized volatility of the
daily returns of a stock index; (ii) the return from a trading
strategy involving purchases and sales of equity securi-
ties and options on those securities; or (iii) the dividends
on the component stocks of a dividend index. Part II of
this Supplement contains information relating to the
adjustment of stock option contracts to reflect cash divi-
dends or distributions on the underlying securities. This
Supplement supersedes and replaces the September
2008 Supplement to the Booklet.
Part I. Variability Options.
1.
The first full paragraph on page 2, as amended in
Partin of the May2007 Supplement, is further amended to
read as follows:
Each options market selects the underlying inter•
ests on which options are traded on that market. Options
are currently available covering lour types of underlying
interests: gulty securities (which term includes "fund
shares" described in Chapter
indexes (including
stock. variability. straleghbased and dividend indexes),
government debt securities. and foreign currencies.
Options on other types of underlying interests may
become available in the future.
2.
The second paragraph on page 7, as amended by
the June 2008 Supplement, is replaced with the following
paragraph:
Exercise prices for each options series (except for
series of delayed start options) are established by the
options market on which that series is traded at the time
trading in the series is introduced. and are generally set
at levels above and below the then market value of the
underlying interest. However, the options markets may
use other methods to set exercise prices. Specific infor-
mation regarding the setting of exercise prices may be
obtained from the listing options market. The options
markets generally have the authority to introduce addi-
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