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1. So once a week during my off day if I have no appointments or got nothing to buy outside I just say at his flat to rest, reading pocketbooks until I fall asleep
2. ‖ I told Pete, ―That‘s nice, but I couldn‘t buy out anything
3. Over the years he worked to buy out the
4. They told me to go back to find out on what terms I could buy out the lease
5. That was the biggest buy out this year, reaching more than P20 billion
6. After the first finds offers came to buy out the development from the Nigerian government but talks fell through
7. I mean, Jesus, every day you ask for more—even after I was able to buy out the place next door when they had that accident, the stupid idiots,” she reminds you of how efficient she is, not that she needs to
8. magicians, and had chosen instead to buy out
9. “Buy out the other companies and set up a monopoly of
10. • Urgent need to buy out investor or partner
11. You can save money when you buy outdoor items at various times of the year
12. There are plenty of ways to save money when you buy outdoor items
13. He learned the ropes quickly on how to buy out other competitors in the finance market
14. They believe the Brangas can buy out the courts with their gold
15. They have to find me another job or give me a cash buy out
16. Of course, even now it was still possible to buy out the Company, but it was supposed that it would cost so much that it was generally considered to be impracticable
17. Only at the eleventh hour, when a substantial contribution came in from an unknown company in Gibraltar, bringing a smile to Blomkvist’s face, had they been able to buy out the Norwegians
18. To reinsure this risk, TOMIC could buy out-of-the-money puts on the S&P 500 to protect against a large (25%) downturn in the market
19. Another alternative to reinsure could be to buy out-of-the-money calls on the VIX
20. Don't buy out-of-the-money options unless they're really cheap
21. Occasionally, there are offers to buy out creditors for cash, with the consideration representing a substantial discount from the face value of the claim but at a premium over the then current market value
22. For example, a trader might buy out-of-the-money puts in June and sell out-of-the-money puts in March
23. At the same time, the trader might sell out-of-the-money calls in June and buy out-of-the-money calls in March
24. Now he will want to buy put calendar spreads—buy out-of-the-money June puts and sell out-of-the-money March puts
25. If you wanted to make money if the underlying stock experienced a big move but didn’t want to spend as much as a long straddle might cost, or if you wanted even more leverage than a straddle will generate, then you could buy out-of-the-money options; you could buy an out-of-the-money call, meaning that the strike price of the call is above the current price of the underlying stock, and you could buy an out-of-the-money put, meaning that the strike price of the put is below the current price of the underlying stock
26. His plan to buy out all of the call options could have lead to a loss of his entire account, or his full 1,000 share position could have cost him twice the loss; instead of a loss of $275 he would be looking at a loss of $550
27. When you buy out-of-the-money Strangles your primary risk is Theta decay, while you capture moves with intrinsic value and increasing Delta
28. When you buy out-of-the-money options, you do not capture the underlying stock’s move in intrinsic value; you only capture the increased value in the odds that it could be worth something at expiration
29. If your call spread is the 910/930 call spread with the stock at 920, then you can buy out month puts at the 920 strike (they will not exhibit time decay) or sell 930 calls in an outer month, or do both
30. And where a long trader would use a stop order to buy so as to ‘buy in’ (or enter) a position, a short trader would use a stop order to buy in order to ‘buy out’ (or exit a position)
31. Many institutions will buy out of the money VIX calls as a version of disaster insurance on the overall equity market
32. By helping Mars buy Wrigley, Buffett may actually be helping himself: As one, big privately held entity, the merged Mars-Wrigley giant would be much easier for Berkshire to buy outright should the secretive family that runs the business ever decide to sell it, sources said
33. The company agreed to use portfolio proceeds to buy out stockholders and Buffett made a 50 percent profit
34. In the options world, a fairly common scenario is (1) retail traders buy out-of-the-money calls (without paying attention to fair value or implied volatility; more on that later), and (2) professional traders gladly sell them these calls all day long
35. For example, I won’t buy out-of-the-money options, as they are all premium and a sucker’s game
36. Scandinavian Airline System (SAS) announced an alliance with Texas Air in October, leading the bulls to speculate that SAS might combine with the union to buy out Eastern
37. But Polikey, pointing to his breast, said that he could buy out the whole shop if he wished to