Put Price
/ˈpʊt praɪs/
Definitions
- (n.) The price at which the holder of a put option can sell the underlying asset.
The put price determines the minimum amount the investor will receive if they exercise the option.
Forms
- put price
- put prices
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Commentary
Put price is crucial in drafting and interpreting options contracts, reflecting the agreed sale price upon exercising the option.
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