This strategy generates additional income for the investor but can also limit profit potential if the underlying
stock price rises sharply.
Not exact matches
Last week, while
stocks plunged, government bond
prices rose sharply.
Nickel
prices rose sharply in the past three months; low
stocks and a 13 - week strike at a Canadian nickel producer provided additional support to
prices.
From day to day, the
price of any given
stock can
rise or fall
sharply.
Some days, the
price of many
stocks will
rise or fall
sharply at the same time, causing wild movement in entire
stock - market indexes.
«When
stock prices are falling
sharply, Treasury
prices usually «decouple» from the equity market and
rise as investors seek safety and liquidity.»
It is appropriate if you would not mind being out of
stocks entirely even if
prices were to
rise sharply (30 % or more) during the next year.