Options backdating is a practice of giving the option the price dated prior to the actual date of the issuance of the option. This way the price can be lower than the actual price of the option.
Options backdating is a practice of giving the option the price dated prior to the actual date of the issuance of the option. This way the price can be lower than the actual price of the option.
Optionable stock is a stock that has no listed and traded options in the market exchange. Not all of the companies which are traded publically issue options are it is always connected with meeting some of the requirements like a certain minimum of outstanding shares and others.
Outsourcing is the practice for the big and medium businesses to hire working power outside of the country of originating of the business, despite it still being registered there. It is usually done with the intentions to cut costs.
Outside broker can refer to several things:
1. Broker who deals outside of the major exchange and deals with major securities.
2. A broker who deals with securities which aren’t traded in the exchange where he works.
Overwriting is one of the most intricate transactions in the market as it involves selling or buying options which are thought to be overpriced and, as a result the transaction is not believed to be possible to exercise. The practice is used to collect premium securities.
Oil refinery is an oil working plant that turn crude oil into petroleum products, such as gasoline, diesel and heating oils. Refinery is a second stage of production, the first one being extraction of the oil crude from the field.