equity collar
equity collar noun: an options strategy where an investor holding a long position in equity simultaneously buys a put option and then sells a call option, creating a floor and cap on the stock's potential returns.
Noun
equity collar (plural equity collars)
- An options strategy where an investor holding a long position in equity simultaneously buys a put option and then sells a call option, creating a floor and cap on the stock's potential returns.
Forms of equity collar
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Questions about equity collar
- What does equity collar mean?
- Equity collar means an options strategy where an investor holding a long position in equity simultaneously buys a put option and then sells a call option, creating a floor and cap on the stock's potential returns.
- What part of speech is equity collar?
- Equity collar is a noun.
- What is the plural of equity collar?
- The plural of equity collar is equity collars.
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