Asian Tail

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Definition of 'Asian Tail'

An option feature whereby a reference price is activated at the end of an option should the underlying fall below a specified average before option expiry.
Investopedia Says

Investopedia explains 'Asian Tail'

This method of averaging the level of the underlying protects the investor from sudden and adverse price movements.

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