Assertion: contract | /r/HasProperty | worth
Facets:
value: to the seller
type: TRANSITIVE-OBJECT
Source sentences:
text: So if the contract requires the buyer to pay $1,000 for 500 bushels of wheat but the market price drops to $600 for 500 bushels of wheat, the contract is worth $400 to the seller (because he or she would get $400 more than the market price for his or her wheat).
text: When the stock price hits $50 as you bet it would, your call option to buy at $40 per share will be $10 "in the money" (the contract is now worth $1,000, since you have 100 shares of the stock) - since the difference between 40 and 50 is 10.
text: So if the contract requires the buyer to pay $1,000 for 500 bushels of wheat but the market price drops to $600 for 500 bushels of wheat, the contract is worth $400 to the seller (because he or she would get $400 more than the market price for his or her wheat).
text: One contract is worth $60,000.
text: When the stock price hits $50 as you bet it would, your call option to buy at $40 per share will be $10 "in the money" (the contract is now worth $1,000, since you have 100 shares of the stock) - since the difference between 40 and 50 is 10.