Sentences with phrase «strike price of»

Currently trading at US$ 1,258.10, a binary options trader could predict that gold will hit a strike price of US$ 1,300 by this time next week.

Simply put, SARs are almost identical to employee stock options, except that the employee does not actually have to pay cash for the strike price of the stock when exercising the option.

In conjunction with the transaction, a five - year warrant is being issued to SkyPower for 9.9 % of Canadian Solar's outstanding shares, with a strike price of US$ 5.00.

For example, if you own ABC Co. which is trading at $ 10 and sell a call option with a strike price of $ 10.50, you do not get any capital appreciation above $ 10.50 if the stock price of ABC Co. rises through the $ 10.50 strike price prior to the expiry of the option.

Using the BA Put as an example: For a non-margin account I would need to have $ 12,000 in cash sitting in the account (100 x strike price of $ 120).

While the strike price of the call options on the S&P 500 Index will operate to limit the underlying index's participation in any increase in the value of the S&P 500 Index, the index's exposure to any decline in the value of the S&P 500 Index will not be limited.

Taxes will come into play if you make any capital gain (depending on the tax laws), which you would make if you exercise the options above the strike price of the options i.e. if the share price goes above the strike price.

The Bank of America A warrants, with a strike price of $ 13.30 (close to today's market price), a long duration (8 + years) and a cherry!

(Full disclosure, I have a significant portion of my assets in a large US bank that was trading well below the strike price of the warrants issued against its shares to Berkshire Hathaway at the time I purchased the shares, which bank shall remain nameless).

If you have a strike price of $ 20 on a stock you own and it drops to $ 15, you can still sell at $ 20.

If IWM is less than 63 (the strike price of the options you sold) by the close on Sep 17 then the options you sold will expire worthless (i.e. you keep the $ 420 you sold them for, and you keep your stock) and now you can either sell the 200 shares of IWM you still have, or you can write another 2 call options against those shares for the October option cycle (when the market opens the following Monday, Sep 20).

I then sold a covered call with a strike price of $ 15 for which I received a premium minus commission.

I added a covered call in with a strike price of $ 7.50 to expire in Jan 2013.

For example, let's say John Doe sells an option to buy 100 shares of Company XYZ with a strike price of $ 20 per share.

You sell the put at a strike price of $ 26 receiving a premium of $ 90 minus commission.

Now come the expiration date if my AMD shares are at or over the strike price of $ 8, then my stock will be called away from me and I will have to sell at $ 8 per share — even if the price at that time is higher.

So, if ABC stock is trading at $ 25 and call option with a strike price of $ 30 is trading at $ 1, the intrinsic value is 0 and the time value is 1.

So, he enters into an offsetting transaction by buying an identical opposite transaction (buying an option to sell 100 shares of Company XYZ with a strike price of $ 20 that expires in one year).

I then sold a covered call contract against the stock with a strike price of $ 8 to expire the 3rd Friday in July.

For example, if John buys a call option on ABC stock with a strike price of $ 12, and the price of the stock is sitting at $ 15, the option is considered to be in the money.

A three - month put option contract is also available with a strike price of $ 45 for $ 1.00 each.

In the money means that a call option's strike price is below the market price of the underlying asset or that the strike price of a put option is above the market price of the underlying asset.

A three - month call option contract is available with a strike price of $ 55 for $ 1.00 each.

Let's say you buy a put at a strike price of $ 50.

Strike price of long call — strike price of short call with lower strike — net premium made = Maximum loss / share

With a put strategy, though, you protect that loss by reserving the right to sell at the higher strike price of the purchased option.

You would execute the long call with a strike price of $ 25, though.

The long call cost $ 600 and has a strike price of $ 25.

A system in which much longer symbols are needed, but they contain all the information required to identify a unique option: DELL 4.000 C 5/16/2010 isn't easy to type, but once you know how to read it, it's easy to see that it's an option on DELL, expiring on May 16th 2010, is a call (rather than a put,) and has a strike price of 4.

You sell a call for a strike price of $ 20 and a premium of $ 2.

Your long call position with a strike price of $ 28 cost you $ 200.

You buy put contracts with a strike price of $ 40 and a premium of $ 2.

Your profit stops at $ 48 because you sold a call with a strike price of $ 48.

You buy a put with a strike price of $ 12.

This time you take a long call position with a strike price of $ 43 and a short call position with a strike price of $ 48.

In other words, you'd sell the stock you own for the strike price of the put.

Let's say you bought a call with a strike price of $ 40.

You take a standalone long call position with a strike price of $ 43 for a premium of $ 3.

Your short call position with a strike price of $ 35 made you $ 100.

You'd buy the stock for the strike price of $ 43 and sell immediately for $ 50.

You wrote a covered call with a strike price of $ 55 and 3 - month expiration.

You also sell a call for a strike price of $ 18.

The buyer of the call will likely execute the position if the stock's price exceeds the strike price of the call.

As a general rule, your profits are capped at the strike price of the short call position.

You write a covered call with a strike price of $ 55.

In the example, if you own 500 shares of Microsoft, you could buy five Microsoft put options with a strike price of $ 23 and an expiration in two months.

Thus if a stock is trading at $ 50, a call on it may be written with a strike price of say $ 52.50, with a put purchased with a strike price of $ 47.50.

If a sold put has a strike price of $ 25, you would need to put up $ 2,500 for each contract sold.

The binary option is in fact above the strike price of 65.00 and in the money.

I then sold a cash secured put for JUN2013 with a strike price of $ 32.