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Morgan Stanley Call 110 CL 20.09..../  DE000ME85WH2  /

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25/07/2024  21:07:41 Var.- Denaro08:05:29 Lettera08:05:29 Sottostante Prezzo di esercizio Expiration date Tipo di opzione
0.047EUR - 0.044
Quantità in denaro: 1,000		 -
Quantità in lettera: -		 Colgate Palmolive Co 110.00 USD 20/09/2024 Call
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