Assertion: call's obligation | /r/CapableOf | sell share
Facets:
value: within six months
type: TEMPORAL
value: at 55
type: TEMPORAL
Source sentences:
text: A short call, therefore, describes an open obligation to sell shares.
text: An investor with an open obligation to sell shares is described as having a short call position, which means that this investor is obligated to sell shares of the underlying stock at the strike price of the call until the expiration date.
text: Put buyers have the right but not the obligation to sell shares at the strike price in the contract.
text: Options in general are investment tools that give the holder the right, but not the obligation, to buy or sell shares.
text: Writing this covered call creates an obligation to sell the shares at $55 within six months if the underlying price reaches that level.
text: A put option clause in a shareholders’ agreement is a right but not an obligation to sell the shares at a specified price upon the occurrence of a specified event.
text: If the stock price rises, contrary to the forecast, then the covered call contains the obligation to sell the shares.
text: ’s intent to sell the shares, and if the price rises, then the call must be repurchased in the marketplace so that the obligation to sell the shares is closed.
text: In this case, you pay the other trader the premium to purchase the put option from him (making him the ‘seller’ and you the ‘buyer’) and have no obligation to sell the shares if he chooses to exercise the option.