AT THE MONEY

at the money: translation

The situation in which the current market price, the spot price, of an underlying instrument is equal to the strike or exercise price of an option to buy or sell that instrument. American Banker Glossary

————

A warrant whose exercise price is near or equal to the underlying security's price. NYSE Euronext Glossary

at the money at the money ➔ money

   An option is described as being at the money when the exercise price is approximately the same as the underlying price.'At the money' options may also be either in or out of the money. The term is used to describe the exercise price nearest to the actual trading price of the underlying financial instrument on which the option is based.

   ► See also In the Money, Option, Out of the Money.

► FINANCE options (= agreements to buy or sell particular shares, etc. in the future) are at the money when they could be used to buy or sell shares without making a profit or a loss: »

The options sold at the money.

Main Entry: ↑money

сокр. ATM фин., бирж. "при своих"* (об опционе по цене контракта, с нулевой внутренней стоимостью, цена исполнения которого равна рыночной стоимости обеспечивающих его активов)

* * *

At The Money: translation