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Put priceThe price at which an asset will be sold if a put option is exercised. Also called the strike or exercise price of a put option.Put price Similar MatchesPrice takerPrice takerAn economic entity that is too small relative to a market to affect its price, and that therefore must take that price as given in making its own decisions. Applies to all buyers in sellers in markets that are perfectly competitive. Applies also to a country if it is a small open economy. Supply priceSupply priceThe price at which a given quantity is supplied; the supply curve viewed from the perspective of price as a function of quantity. Priced outPriced outThe market has already incorporated information, such as a low dividend, into the price of a stock. Cancellation priceCancellation priceThe lowest possible bid price of units in a unit trust under FSA regulations which is usually lower than the quoted bid price. The cancellation price may be applied in the event of heavy selling. Mid priceMid priceThe average of the bid price and offer price of a security. If, for example, the closing prices of a share are 107p (bid) and 109p (offer), the mid price quoted in the newspaper next day will be 108p. Further SuggestionsEarnings price ratioRelative price Strike price Price uncertainty Price ceiling price to book value Price index offer price consumer price index Price indexes Pricey Stop out price Consumer price index Implicit price deflator Miss the price or market Public offering price Tokyo Stock Price Index Conversion parity price Variable price security Trading price Export price index Transfer price Autarky price Price elastic Price gap |
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