It stands for out of the money; for a derivative, it refers to a situation where it does not make...
For a derivative, it refers to a situation where it does not make a payoff to the holder. A call...
It stands for out-of-the-money option; always from buyer’s perspective, it is an option whose underlying’s market price at a given...
Always from buyer’s perspective, it is an option whose underlying’s market price at a given point within its time to...
An out-of-the-money convertible; a convertible whose underlying share price is below the conversion price. As share prices fall, the convertible's...
A warrant whose exercise price exceeds the price of its underlying at a given point in time. In other words,...
A convertible whose underlying share price is below the conversion price. As share prices fall, the convertible's price becomes less...
A plain vanilla option in which the strike is determined as a percentage of the future/forward price. For instance, a 110% moneyness...