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Diagonal spread
Options investment strategy involving the same number of options for the same underlying stock of the same class (either all puts or all calls) but with different strike prices and different expiration dates. An example of a diagonal spread is a call with an expiration date of May and strike price of 50, and a call with an expiration date of September and strike price of 55. See also horizontal spread, time spread, and vertical spread.
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