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NVS Jul 2023 100.000 call

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0.8500+0.5400 (+174.19%)
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Previous close0.3100
Open0.5500
Bid0.8500
Ask2.9500
Strike100.00
Expiry date2023-07-21
Day's range0.5500 - 0.8500
Contract rangeN/A
Volume3
Open interest630
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