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Call warrantWarrants which give their owner the right to buy an underlying instrument (e.g. a share), and which would therefore normally be used by an investor who thought the price of the underlying asset was due to rise.Similar MatchesWarrantyWarrantyA contract in which a seller commits to a buyer that any faulty workmanship or product failure occurring within a specified period will be rectified at no cost to the buyer. Typical products covered by warranty include appliances, automobiles and machinery. Put warrantPut warrantA warrant which gives its holder the right to sell an underlying instrument (e.g. a share), and which would therefore normally be used by an investor who thought the price of the underlying asset was due to fall. Gearing of warrantGearing of warrantThe degree of additional exposure gained by buying a warrant compared to buying its underlying asset. Gearing is calculated by dividing the asset price by the warrant price. Ex warrantsEx warrantsDescribes a stock sale in which the buyer is not entitled to the warrant accompanying the stock. Subscription warrantSubscription warrantApplies to derivative products. Type of security, usually issued with another security, such as a bond or stock, that entitles the holder to buy a proportionate amount of common stock at a specified price, usually higher than the market price at the time of issuance. Warrant. Further SuggestionsBreach Of Warrantywarrant premium corporate warrant Perpetual warrants Yield to warrant expiration Detachable warrant warrant Central Warrants Trading Service Harmless warrant Limited warranty trigger warrant leverage on a warrant Home Warranty Insurance corridor warrant Yield to warrant call Warranty Deed Warranty plain vanilla option/warrant barrier warrant covered warrant Warranty exotic warrant basket warrant |
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