call option

常見例句

A call option, for example, gives the holder the right to buy an asset at a specified price within a specified period.
比如說，一個看漲期權(quán)，可以讓持有者有權(quán)在一段特定的時間內(nèi)以一個特定的價格買入一個資産。
Call option agreement. The founders agree to sell Dangdang Kewen to Dangdang Information at any time for the original capital contribution.
認購期權(quán)協(xié)議：儅儅的創(chuàng)始人們同意在任意時間以原始出資額曏儅儅信息出售儅儅科文的股份。
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Chinalco essentially gave Rio Tinto a free call option.
中鋁本質(zhì)上給了力拓一個看漲期權(quán)。

Puts are trading roughly 1.75 times to each single call option in play this afternoon.
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Approximately 4.1 put options are changing hands on HSBC for each single call option in action today.
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In effect, executives and employees were given a call option on the markets by the banking system.
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