What is an Expiry Rate?

Our wide array of underlying assets allows traders to trade different markets, from stocks, commodities, currencies and indices. But do you know that each asset has its own expiry rate? To give you a better grasp on your asset’s expiry rate, it is highly advisable to read One Two Trade expiry rates’ rules.

Expiry rates or expiration rates are calculated according to the last known quotes provided by Thomson Reuters. Behind these rates lies another aspect which is the expiry rule. Expiry rules apply for all types of assets. By trading our variety of assets in our One Two Trade asset index, you can have an idea on what expiry rates are.

Understanding Bid, Ask and Last Quoted Price

Bid, Ask and Last Quoted Price – these are the common terms used when calculating the expiry rate of a certain asset. Once you understand the definition of the above mentioned terms, it will be easier for you to comprehend with our One Two Trade expiry rate rules.

“Bid” is the last known price when selling an option prior to its expiration time, while “Ask” is the last known price when buying an option prior to its expiration time. Prices are quoted by Reuters. Meanwhile, “Last Quoted Price” is the last known price that was actually paid for the asset prior to option’s expiry time. For currencies and stocks, their expiry rates are based on their last bid and ask prices. However, there’s a possibility that Last Quoted Price may differ or be the same as Ask and Bid prices.

Knowing these terms as well as your asset’s expiration rate is necessary when trading binary options. It’s one good way to develop your comprehension on your succeeding trades. These One Two Trade expiry rate rules are provided for your reference so you can apply them on your trades.