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(Reuters) - Traders will have their first crack at using options to hedge their bets or speculate on Facebook shares in two weeks, when U.S. options exchanges expect to list contracts on the hot new stock.
Facebook shares will begin trading on the Nasdaq Stock Market this Friday. The world's No. 1 social network plans to raise more than $12 billion in its highly anticipated initial public offering this week.
The International Securities Exchange plans to offer options on Facebook on Tuesday, May 29, the all-electronic options market said on Tuesday. The options listing date is contingent upon a successful completion of Facebook's IPO, ISE said in a statement.
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