puts
Positions something somewhere
Puts is the third-person singular of put, meaning to place or position something: She puts the keys on the counter.
In finance, puts are options contracts giving the holder the right to sell an asset at a specified price—the opposite of calls.
To buy puts is to bet a stock will decline: He bought puts on the tech sector.
Available course of action
- callContact by phone
- strikeForceful impact or stoppage
- premiumAdded cost for better
- contractEnforceable written agreement
expiration · hedge · bearish · sell · derivative · exercise · underlying · writer
Short golf stroke
place
Position or location
deposit · situate · locate · station · plant · install · arrange · settle · rest · stick
option
Available course of action
contract · expiration · hedge · bearish · sell · derivative · exercise · underlying · writer · holder
putt
Short golf stroke
lag · tap-in · birdie · par · bogey · break · read · lip · cup · grain
phrase
Words forming partial meaning
- wordLinguistic meaning unit
- stateCondition or mode
- articulateExpress clearly, or well-spoken
express · convey · voice · frame · couch · formulate · present · render · communicate · verbalize
push
Force something away
shove · propel · heave · throw · toss · hurl · fling · cast · launch · send
- verb formsam, are, is, was, were
- investingstocks, stock, bonds, investing, investor
- investmentsbonds, stocks, securities, investment, equities
- commodities tradingcommodities, commodity markets, commodity prices, futures, futures contracts
- trading slangbull, short, long, dip, pump
- Tcl/Tkwish, proc, set, if, for