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    Usar "call option" en una oración

    call option oraciones de ejemplo

    call option


    1. Selling this call option in the market at


    2. call option) or to deliver stock (in the case of


    3. immediately on receipt (in the case of a call option) or already


    4. The writers of call options are required to


    5. If a writer’s call option is uncovered (i


    6. premium income received from the writing of the call option


    7. of the call option itself


    8. In September of 1996, I purchased call options against a stock that


    9. finance are the purchase (call option) or sale (put option) of an asset


    10. The Chicago Board Options Exchange was established and spurred the development of exchange trading in put and call options

    11. Now a significant part of the volume of trading on the stock exchanges and options exchanges arose from hedges and spreads, transactions in which traders attempted to profit from mispricing of put and call options


    12. The purchase of a call option can be seen as a bet that a stock will rise in price, whereas the purchase of a put option can be seen as a bet on a price decline


    13. The bad news was that the advent of exchange-traded put and call options affected the amount of and the motivation for odd lot trading


    14. Where odd lot transactions had previously been investment choices of small investors, now they included a large number of transactions that were part of hedges involving put or call options


    15. The good news was that now there was a new opportunity to observe the opinions of investors as reflected in the activity of put and call options traded on options exchanges


    16. So investors looking to hedge their portfolios would buy call options on the VIX, hoping these would appreciate when stocks slide


    17. If you think volatility is going higher, you can buy VIX call options


    18. And if the investor is selling call options, he’s doing something bearish, so contrary you wants to trade bullishly


    19. A “buy-write,” also called a covered call, generally is considered to be an investment strategy in which an investor buys a stock or a basket of stocks, and also sells call options that correspond to the stock or basket of stocks


    20. The BXM is a passive total return index based on selling the near-term, at-the-money S&P 500 Index (SPX) call option against the S&P 500 stock index portfolio each month, on the day the current contract expires

    21. Selling call options against stocks has always been popular with investors looking to monetize their shares’ upside potential


    22. It’s vaguely similar to trying to chart a call option


    23. In-the-money: In a call option, when the asset’s market price is above the strike price, it’s in-the-money


    24. Out-of-the-money: When the market price is below the strike price in a call option, that option is a money-loser: It’s out-of-the-money


    25. Call options: Calling all investors


    26. When you buy a call option, you’re being bullish and are expecting prices to increase — call options are similar to having a long position


    27. When you sell a call option, you expect prices to fall


    28. A put option is the exact opposite of a call option because it gives you the right, but not the obligation, to sell a security at some point in the future for a predetermined price


    29. Here are the possible combinations of buying and selling put and call options, accompanied by their corresponding market sentiment:


    30. call option: A contract in the futures markets that gives the holder (buyer) of the contract the right, but not the obligation, to purchase an underlying asset at a specific point in time at a specific price

    31. A call option is the opposite of a put option


    32. A put option is the opposite of a call option


    33. See also call option


    34. In this straightforward strategy, you would sell (write) a call option for stocks that you already own, or purchase shares at the same time as you write the call, known as a buy-write


    35. You receive cash in the form of the premium up front and your hope is that the call option is never exercised


    36. The premium paid for doing this should more or less equal the amount you received when you sold your original call option


    37. The investor would buy call options on a stock at a certain strike price while simultaneously selling a call on the same stock at a higher strike price


    38. In this strategy, you would purchase (or sell) both a call option and a put option on a stock with the same strike price and the same expiration date


    39. In this strategy, the investor sells an out-of-the-money put option, buys another out-of-the money put option with a lower strike price, sells an out-of-the-money call option, and buys another out-of-the-money call option at a higher strike price


    40. In this strategy, the investor purchases an out-of-the money put option while at the same time writing an out-of-the-money call option on the same stock with the same expiration date

    41. In the strangle strategy, the investor buys both a put option and a call option, both usually out-of-the-money, on the same stock with the same expiration date, but with different strike prices


    42. In-the-money (ITM): A call option is in-the-money if the strike price is less than the market price of the underlying security


    43. Naked call: A call option written on a security that you do not own


    44. Out-of-the-money (OTM): A call option is out-of-the-money if the strike price is greater than the market price of the underlying security


    45. Out-of-the-money options, especially call options were typically overvalued, compared to the closer-to-the-money options, sometimes exceeding twice the volatility level


    46. It is our view that one reason for this is because of small traders demand for low priced call options in bullish markets


    47. Implied volatility levels of out of the money call options in the grains can trade at levels 50% higher than the in the money options


    48. Therefore, we recommended an excellent “Calendar Spread” of purchasing in-the-money February call options, while selling out of the money October options that were close to expiration and entering the period of their most severe time decay


    49. An option buyer purchases an Upjohn Jan 40 call option at 3, with three months to run


    50. Therefore, they discovered that the writing of naked call options was one of the optimum strategies available in the options market, generating over a 10% annual return














































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