Not exact matches
Options give an employee the right to
buy shares of a company
at some future time
at a
price specified in the option, thereby providing workers an incentive to improve performance and raise the stock
price.
This entails
buying put options, which give the owner the right to sell the stock
at a
specified price at a fixed future date, while selling call options, which give the acquirer the right to
buy the stock
at a set
price.
An option is a contract giving the owner the right, but not the obligation, to
buy (in the case of calls) or sell (in the case of puts) the underlying instrument
at a
specified price for a
specified period of time.
End or Day Order - the end of day order (EOD) is a
buy or sells order that
specifies that a stock be sold
at a specific
price.
I mostly soak and dehydrate walnuts (inflammation fighters) and pecans (artery defenders) because I can
buy them in bulk reasonably
priced at Costco, and I just toss in a blend of these two nuts whenever my recipe
specifies nuts as an ingredient.
The 2017 Forte sedan adds the option of front crash mitigation, but you must first
specify the priciest EX trim and then select the $ 4,490 EX Premium Plus Package, making the lowest -
priced Forte sedan you can
buy with active safety is among its most expensive configurations
at $ 26,540.
An option to
buy a commodity, security or futures contract
at a
specified price anytime between now and the expiration date of the option contract.
Call option: An option contract that gives the holder the choice to
buy the stock and the writer the obligation to sell the stock
at a
specified price.
An option is a contract that conveys to its holder the right, but not the obligation, to
buy (in the case of a call) or sell (in the case of a put) shares of the underlying security
at a
specified price (the strike
price) on or before a given date (expiration day).
Warrant: A security that gives the holder the right to
buy the common stock of the issuer
at a
specified price for a period of time, usually years.
A limit order is an order to
buy or sell an ETF only
at a
specified price or better.
Believing that the bull run of the last five years was due for a correction, Jin
bought put options — contracts that allow the holder to sell a
specified amount of stock
at a set
price within a
specified period.
A call option is a contract that gives the holder the right to
buy a stock
at a certain
price within a
specified period.
S&P 500 futures give investors the right to
buy the stocks in the S&P 500
at a
specified price at a future date.
Your nonqualified stock option gives you the right to
buy stock
at a
specified price.
Limit Order is a conditional order which instructs the stockbroker to
buy or sell the security
at a specific
price or a
price better than the
specified price.
In that case, he will place a limit order with
buy limit
price as $ 160 and the order will be executed only when the
price of IBM share is
at $ 160 or lower than that (in case the stock market opens
at a
price lower than the
specified limit).
A
buy limit order gets executed only when the security is
at a
specified price or a
price lower than that, and a sell limit order is executed only when the security is
at the
specified limit
price or a
price higher than that.
For an ETF, on the other hand, it's
priced continuously throughout the trading day, therefore, you can
buy or sell shares of an ETF
at any time in a trading day,
at the
price you
specify (if it's a limited order), just like what you would do when trading a stock.
You can gain greater control over the
price by inserting a limit order which
specifies the
price you are willing to either
buy at or sell a security for.
You can
buy or sell them
at any time during the trading day
at the current
price and place «limit» orders to
specify how much you are willing to pay or accept.
Trading options on the derivatives markets gives traders the right to
buy (CALL) or sell (PUT) an underlying asset
at a
specified price, on or before a certain date with no obligations this being the main difference between options and futures trading.
Gold futures contracts are an agreement to
buy or sell —
at a
specified price, place, and time — a standard quality and quantity of gold.
An option contract giving the owner the right (but not the obligation) to
buy a
specified amount of an underlying security, typically 100 shares per contract,
at a
specified price within a
specified time.
An order placed with a broker to
buy or sell a designated security or other instrument
at a
specified price or better.
A forward contract is a customized contract between two parties to
buy or sell an asset
at a
specified price on a future date.
The right to
buy a specific number of shares
at a
specified price (the strike
price) by a fixed date.
The writer in then obligated to
buy (in the case of a put) or sell (in the case of a call) the underlying security
at a
specified price, within a certain period of time, if called upon to do so.
An undertaking to
buy (firm bid) or sell (firm offer) a
specified amount of securities
at a
specified price for a
specified period of time, unless released from this obligation by the seller in the case of a firm bid or the buyer in the case of a firm offer.
An order usually entered
at a
specified price (perhaps
at the market) to
buy or sell a security that is held open until executed or cancelled.
If you place a limit order to
buy a stock, you are
specifying the highest
price that you are willing to
buy the stock
at.
When writing a call option, the seller agrees to deliver the
specified amount of underlying shares to a buyer
at the strike
price in the contract, while the seller of a put option agrees to
buy the underlying shares.
A fill - or - kill order instructs the broker to
buy or sell
at a
specified quantity and
at a
specified price (or better) immediately.
This is done by
specifying the minimum
price at which a stock will be sold or the maximum
price at which a stock will be
bought.
A limit order
specifies a
price and size
at which the investor / trader is willing to
buy.
Fill - or - Kill Order: An order to
buy or sell
at a
specified quantity and
at a
specified price (or better) immediately.
All - or - None Order: An order to
buy or sell
at a
specified quantity and
at a
specified price (or better) immediately, and the order remains open until executed, either for the day (a day order) or GTC.
Option: A security that represents the right to
buy or sell a
specified amount of an underlying investment instrument such as a stock, bond, futures contract -
at a
specified price within a
specified time.
Limit Order: An order that
specifies the minimum
price at which a stock will be sold or the maximum
price at which a stock will be
bought.
With a limit order, you
specify your purchase or sale
price —
buy limit orders can be executed only
at the limit
price or lower, and sell limit orders can be executed only
at the limit
price or higher.
Call option: a contract that gives you the right, but not the obligation, to
buy a stock
at a
specified price within a certain time frame
The buyer has the right, but not the obligation, to
buy (or sell) an asset,
at a set
price, on or before a
specified future date.
A financial product issued by a bank or other financial institution which gives you the right to
buy shares (or currency, an index or a commodity)
at a set
price within a
specified time and traded on the Australian Securities Exchange.
If you want to
buy the stock
at some
specified price, then select LMT.
A call option is an agreement that gives an investor the right, but not the obligation, to
buy a stock, bond, commodity or other instrument
at a
specified price within a specific time period.
Call option: an agreement that gives an investor the right (but not the obligation) to
buy a stock
at a
specified price, on or before a given date.
Call Option is a derivative contract between two parties wherein the buyer of the call option has the right to be able to exercise his option and
buy a particular asset during a
specified period of time,
at a
specified price.
A contract which gives the buyer the right, but not the obligation, to
buy or sell a
specified quantity of a commodity or a futures contract
at a specific
price within a
specified period of time.
Binary options are contracts that give a trader the right but they are not obligated to
buy an underlying asset
at an agreed
price and
specified period of time.
By the above, a call option is «the right but not the obligation to force the liable to
buy a
specified asset
at a
specified price with a
specified expiration for that right».