Intrinsic value (options)
The amount an option is in the money: for a call, stock price minus strike, if positive.
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- Credit spread (options)
Selling one option and buying another further out, collecting a net premium with a capped loss.
- Debit spread (options)
Buying one option and selling another further out, paying a net premium for a capped gain and capped loss.
- Enterprise value
What it would cost to buy a whole company: market value plus debt minus cash.
- Exercise (options)
Using the right an option gives you.
- face value
The amount of money the borrower promises to return to you at the end of a bond agreement. If you bought a bond for one thousand dollars and that is what they pay back at the end, one thousand dollars is the face value.
- Lifetime value (LTV)
What a customer pays over the time they stay, minus what they cost to serve.
- Net asset value
A fund's total holdings minus liabilities, divided by shares outstanding. Computed daily for mutual funds.
- Options chain
The list of every available contract for a stock, by expiration and strike.
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