By «forcing» investors to sell and
buy at a predetermined time, portfolio rebalancing is as close to emotionless investing as you can get.
Not exact matches
Options buyer: The buyer (owner or holder) of the contract pays a premium and holds the right to either
buy or sell the underlying stock
at a
predetermined price, and within a
predetermined time frame.
Options seller: The seller (writer) of the contract receives a premium in exchange for assuming an obligation to fulfill the requirements of the contract: to
buy or sell the underlying stock
at a
predetermined price for a
predetermined time.
If the call buyer does not exercise his or her right to
buy the stock before the
predetermined time, the options contract expires and the opportunity to
buy the stock
at the strike price will cease to exist.
Futures contract involves a legal agreement to
buy or sell a derivative
at a
predetermined price
at a
predetermined time in the future.
(Warrants are similar to stock options: they give an investor the right to
buy shares
at a
predetermined price for a set period of
time.)
Futures Trading involves a legal agreement to
buy or sell a derivative
at a
predetermined price
at a
predetermined time in the future.
When you purchase currency options, also known as Forex options, you'll be granted the right to
buy or sell the currency that is the primary security for a particular period of
time at a
predetermined price or strike.
Stock Option put - to - call ratios can even help one profit before the market crashes by hinting beforehand, the right
time to
buy options such as a put option which gives the holder the right to sell
at a
predetermined high price.
Traditionally, an «option» contract gives the holder the right to
buy or sell an asset
at a
predetermined price within a certain period of
time (or by an expiration date).