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GM Sep 2024 60.000 put

OPR - OPR Delayed Price. Currency in USD
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28.220.00 (0.00%)
As of 04:27PM EDT. Market open.
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Previous close28.22
Open28.22
Bid23.00
Ask24.45
Strike60.00
Expiry date2024-09-20
Day's range28.22 - 28.22
Contract rangeN/A
Volume1
Open interest3
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