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OP: Stands for opportunity point at 15-30.

Allotrope: Some elements occur in several distinct forms called allotropes. Allotropes have different chemical and physical properties. For example, graphite and diamond are allotropes of carbon.

ASX Derivatives And Options Market (ASXD): Options market trading options on more than 50 of Australia's and New Zealand's leading companies.

Independent Adoption: An adoption arranged privately by a non-licensed third party (i.e., doctor or lawyer) or between the birth family and adoptive parents.

Triple-Option: Insurance plans that offer three options from which an individual may choose. Usually, the three options are traditional indemnity, an HMO, and a PPO.

Asian Option: Option based on the average price of the underlying assets during the life of the option.

Dystopia: (from Greek, dys topos, 'bad place') The opposite of a utopia, a dystopia is an imaginary society in fictional writing that represents, as M. H. Abrams puts it, 'a very unpleasant imaginary . . . View Full Definition

Are You Open: Used in context of general equities. 'Can a new customer still participate on opposing side of the trade from that which the first customer initiated?', Inquiring as to whether any portion o . . . View Full Definition

Copernicus: An astronomer born in Polish Prussia credited with developing the theory (sixteenth century) that Earth is a moving planet that revolves around the Sun, a contradiction to Ptolemy's theory ( . . . View Full Definition

Ascending Tops: A chart pattern that depicts that each peak in a security's price over a period of time is higher than the preceding peak. Antithesis of descending tops.