An investor selling a call option is known as the writer.
Not exact matches
Many
investors know that a put
option gives them the right to
sell a stock at a specified price within a set period, while a
call option provides the right to purchase shares at a specified price, also within a set period.
A covered
call transaction where both parts of the trade are done at the same time: An
investor «buys» the stock and simultaneously «writes» (
sells) a
call option.
Investors who buy stock for the purpose of
selling deep in the money
calls against it are trying to earn the time premium portion of the
option price as income.
Short straddle: An
options position in which the
investor sells both a
call and a put on the same security.
Covered
calls are
options an
investor sells on stocks he already owns.
When an
investor decides to buy or
sell the underlying investment, this is
called exercising the
option.
They then chop up the bonds into short - term munis
called tender
option bonds (TOB) and
sell those to other
investors.
Investors can both buy and
sell, also
called «writing», an
option.
One popular type of derivative that many
investors buy and
sell are
called options.
If an
investor chooses a deferred sales charge
option, the mutual fund company that manages and administers the funds deducts what is
called a deferred sales charge from the value of units
sold if they are
sold within a certain number of years (which varies according to the fund type and company).
Option overlay: An investor that sells an index call option incurs a liability in exchange for the up - front receipt of the option premium rec
Option overlay: An
investor that
sells an index
call option incurs a liability in exchange for the up - front receipt of the option premium rec
option incurs a liability in exchange for the up - front receipt of the
option premium rec
option premium received.
Covered
calls are an
options strategy whereby an
investor holds a long position in an asset and writes (
sells)
call options on that same asset in an attempt to generate increased income from the asset.
Many
options investors sell their
call contracts at some point before expiration, allowing them to realize a profit if the premiums have increased.
Usually these kinds of
investors sell in the money
options and they're hoping to be
called out of most of their positions on
option expiration day.
RRSP
investors can buy or
sell call options, but
call options can only be
sold (written) if you already own the underlying shares in your RRSP (
called a covered
call option).
The
investor purchases one
call with a strike price of $ 50.00 for $ 500.00, writes two
calls with a strike price of $ 55.00 that
sell for $ 50.00 each, and purchases another
call option with a strike price of $ 60.00 for $ 20.00.
Next, the
investor writes and
sell 5
call options with a strike price of $ 70.00 and an expiration date of September 1, 2016.
Next, both
investors who bought the $ 55.00
call options decide to exercise their
options, meaning our original
investor has to
sell them 200 shares at $ 55.00, for a total of $ 11,000.00.
Going back to Crescent Point,
investors who
sell the $ 14 May 19th
call options will immediately get $ 0.12 per share for their trouble.
Puts,
calls, strike price, in - the - money, out - of - the - money — buying and
selling stock
options isn't just new territory for many
investors, it's a whole new language.
In search of extra income,
investors sometimes skip bonds — and instead
sell call options against their stock portfolio.
Covered
Call Writing is a conservative options strategy that allows investors to earn extra income from their stock portfolio by writing (i.e. selling) call opti
Call Writing is a conservative
options strategy that allows
investors to earn extra income from their stock portfolio by writing (i.e.
selling)
call opti
call options.
Technically, though, there is a third
option to the «keep versus lapse» decision of life insurance: to
sell the policy to a third party in a transaction
called a «life settlement» to an (institutional)
investor who might be willing to pay more than just the policy's cash value (or the $ 0 value that might be available if the coverage just lapses on its own).
Technically, though, there is a third
option to the «keep versus lapse» decision of life insurance: to
sell the policy to a third party in a transaction
called a «life settlement» to an (institutional)
investor who might be willing to pay more than just the policy's cash value (or the $ 0 value that might be available if the coverage just lapses on its own).
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