Term | Equivalent terms | Definition |
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Naked Put |
A put sold by someone who is not short the underlying asset. It is considered very risky because if the put holder’s market dramatically fell in price, the put seller must pay the put holder a substantially amount of cash. See also Covered Options. |
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Naked Put |
A put sold by someone who is not short the underlying asset. It is considered very risky because if the put holder’s market dramatically fell in price, the put seller must pay the put holder a substantially amount of cash. See also Covered Options. |
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Naked Put |
A put sold by someone who is not short the underlying asset. It is considered very risky because if the put holder’s market dramatically fell in price, the put seller must pay the put holder a substantially amount of cash. See also Covered Options. |
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Naked Put |
A put sold by someone who is not short the underlying asset. It is considered very risky because if the put holder’s market dramatically fell in price, the put seller must pay the put holder a substantially amount of cash. See also Covered Options. |
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Naked Put |
A put sold by someone who is not short the underlying asset. It is considered very risky because if the put holder’s market dramatically fell in price, the put seller must pay the put holder a substantially amount of cash. See also Covered Options. |
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Naked Put |
A put sold by someone who is not short the underlying asset. It is considered very risky because if the put holder’s market dramatically fell in price, the put seller must pay the put holder a substantially amount of cash. See also Covered Options. |
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Naked Put |
A put sold by someone who is not short the underlying asset. It is considered very risky because if the put holder’s market dramatically fell in price, the put seller must pay the put holder a substantially amount of cash. See also Covered Options. |
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Naked Put |
A put sold by someone who is not short the underlying asset. It is considered very risky because if the put holder’s market dramatically fell in price, the put seller must pay the put holder a substantially amount of cash. See also Covered Options. |
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Naked Put |
A put sold by someone who is not short the underlying asset. It is considered very risky because if the put holder’s market dramatically fell in price, the put seller must pay the put holder a substantially amount of cash. See also Covered Options. |
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Naked Put |
A put sold by someone who is not short the underlying asset. It is considered very risky because if the put holder’s market dramatically fell in price, the put seller must pay the put holder a substantially amount of cash. See also Covered Options. |
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Naked Put |
A put sold by someone who is not short the underlying asset. It is considered very risky because if the put holder’s market dramatically fell in price, the put seller must pay the put holder a substantially amount of cash. See also Covered Options. |
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Naked Put |
A put sold by someone who is not short the underlying asset. It is considered very risky because if the put holder’s market dramatically fell in price, the put seller must pay the put holder a substantially amount of cash. See also Covered Options. |
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Naked Put |
A put sold by someone who is not short the underlying asset. It is considered very risky because if the put holder’s market dramatically fell in price, the put seller must pay the put holder a substantially amount of cash. See also Covered Options. |