I quit using LEAPS and went to real stocks. Most people don't like LEAPS much. Hardly any are traded.
I don't trade LEAPS. I use them for my buy and hold strategy and would only buy them after analysing the stock fundamentals. Made a good money with them.
You can find a list on the CBOE site. However, question is what you call LEAPS. Do you call a stock that was once LEAPS LEAPS?
http://markets.cboe.com/us/options/symboldir/equity_index_options/?sid=A last time I checked I thought there were more columns on this link, ao with jan2021, 22 etc. I cannot find it now...
Yes, I was using that link up until now. All of a sudden they removed the important info Any idea how to find that info for whose without a TD account?
If anyone is still concerned I had the same problem. I've messaged CBOE and that is the solution - You can find a list of all listed options here: http://markets.cboe.com/us/options/market_statistics/symbol_reference/?mkt=cone&listed=1&unit=1&closing=1 . You'll want to sort by the symbol, looking for a begin string of '22' to locate options expiring in 2022. I have tried and it works.