Of course, there is the chance
the share price drops below your new cost basis and you report a loss.
A purchased put option would be profitable if the IBM
share price drops below this level.
If the share price remains the same until the expiration date you profit from the premium, and if
the share price drops below the strike price, the premium helps offset the loss.
Looking to add to my position if
the share price drops below $ 16.
I heard the news this morning that Citigroup CEO Vikram Pandit bought 750,000 shares of Citigroup stock (C) on the open market yesterday when
the share price dropped below $ 9.
Not exact matches
T. Rowe
dropped Dropbox
shares by 16 percent, meaning the current value of its holdings in that company is reportedly under water — 13 percent
below the firm's original purchase
price in 2012.
Berkshire has an open - ended
share repurchase program that authorizes management to repurchase
shares if the stock
price drops below a
price - to - book ratio of 1.2 x.
If you are short 100
shares and the stock
price drops below the strike
price your short stock position will be covered at the strike
price.
Scribl encourages low
prices at the start, and the author's
share of the selling
price never
drops below 70 %.
If you are short 100
shares and the stock
price drops below the strike
price your short stock position will be covered at the strike
price.
When stock
drops below strike
price of put, either buy
shares at new low
price and exercise the...
A money market fund that invests in subprime debt increases the risk that its
share price could
drop below $ 1.
Purchasing a put option with a strike
price of $ 33 means the investor thinks the stock
price will
drop below $ 33 per
share.
With a limit order at $ 75, a purchase is executed when the
share price drops to or
below that level.
Earlier this week PM
dropped below my desired entry
price of $ 80 so I decided to pick up 25
shares.
P.S. I only made this trade because: 1) I want to own the underlying stock anyways 2) I believe it was trading at a reasonable
price when I made the trade 3) I am comfortable owning it for the long - haul in case the
price drops significantly
below my cost basis by expiration and 4) I am comfortable letting it go if
shares get called away.
In times of big market declines when preferred
share price's
drop well
below par and companies are less likely to call them up, preferred
shares can be a great pickup.
There have also been isolated incidents where money market funds have
dropped below their $ 1.00
share price for at least short periods of time, although this has been very rare and only occurred in funds that were not housed in FDIC or privately insured accounts.
Any time the stock falls
below $ 17 it is a buy in my mind and I increased my position by 1/3 in June when the
share price dropped back down to that level.
If the stock
drops below $ 25 at any time before the expiration date, you can exercise the put and sell the stock for $ 25 a
share, no matter how low the actual stock
price goes.
P.S.. We'd only make this trade if: 1) we wanted to own the underlying stock anyways 2) we believed it was trading at a reasonable
price 3) we were comfortable owning it for the long - haul in case the
price drops significantly
below our cost basis by expiration and 4) we were comfortable letting it go if
shares get called away.
Shares could easily
drop below my purchase
price and I would still be happy as I could purchase more.
Buffett has drawn a line in the sand, and that line has held so far — he buys back
shares when the
price drops below 1.2 x book value.
If demand for the ETF goes down, and the
price drops below the
price of its underlying securities, the AP can reduce the number of
shares in the market through a process called «redemption»: the AP buys the cheaper ETF
shares, unbundles them, and sells the higher - valued securities back into the market until the
prices realign.
Note that the
drop from 1929 — 32 was so severe that
share prices, expressed in real terms, briefly dipped
below 1802 levels.