Long-term Equity Anticipation Securities, also known as long-dated options. Calls and puts with expiration as long as 2-5 years. Only about 10% of equities have LEAPs. Currently, equity LEAPS have two series at any time, always with January expirations. Some indexes also have LEAPs.
Long-term call and put equity options with expirations of up to thirty-nine months.
Stock options with expiration dates that are up to three years in the future. Since conventional puts and calls typically expire within months, LEAPS provide an opportunity for more long-term speculation about market trends.
These are long-term exchange-traded options, defined up to 3 years.
(Long Term Equity Anticipation Security): A long-term exchange traded equity Option. Usually more than one year.
Long term Equity Anticipation Securities (USA)
Long-term Equity Anticipation Securities, which are options with maturities longer than one year.
Long-term stock or index options which are available with expiration dates up to three years in the future.
Term Equity Anticipation Securities. Currently, these are long Term put and call options with January expirations Up to 2-1/2 years.
Acronym for Long Term Equity AnticiPation Series. Puts and calls with January expirations. They have expirations of up to three years in the future.
Long-term equity anticipation securities. Long-term options.
Long-dated, exchange-traded options.
See: Long-Term Anticipation Securities Source