DOUBLE BARRIER OPTION
Option with two unique triggers, specifying the allowed range for the price fluctuation of the asset. One of two situations must take place for the investor to receive the payout: the price must hit the range limits (knock-in) or avoid reaching either limit (knock-out).
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False Market
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Worldwide Coverage
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In the Pink
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