英语词汇“in the money”的英英意思、用法、释义、翻译、读音、例句、短语、词组-英语词典

(b) in the money: finishing among the winners in a competitive event, esp. a horse race (cf. sense 2e); (more generally) (in the position of) possessing adequate or substantial money or wealth; wealthy, successful.

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1902 ‘D. Dix’ Fables of Elite 48 It is True that when the Spurt is over I am generally in the Money.

1926 L. Hughes Let. 20 Jan. in L. Hughes & C. Van Vechten Remember me to Harlem (2001) 36 Her only comment on the art of the Blues was that they had put her ‘in de money’.

1928 Morning Post 20 Oct. 6/1 One of them is to-day a full champion, the other three all winners, and ‘in the money’, as the fanciers say, whenever shown.

1946 L. Bromfield World we live In 325 Being in the money at the moment, I said that of course I'd lend her any reasonable amount.

1969 T. Parker Twisting Lane 200 She said we could stay there rent free until I was in the money again.

1993 Business Week 25 Oct. 8/1 Now that Ivan Boesky is back in the money, what's he doing with it? Studying foreign languages.

b. Stock Market. at the money: (designating a call or put option) with a striking price equal to the price of the underlying security. in (also out of) the money: (designating a call option) with a striking price below or above (respectively) the price of the underlying security; also of a put option, with the meanings reversed.

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1979 C. E. Cleeton Strategies for Options Trader i. 3 When the striking price of a call option is less than the price of the underlying stock, the premium is said to be in the money... When the stock price is below the striking price, the call option is said to be out of the money... When the stock price equals the striking price, the option is said to be at the money. Similar terms are applied to put options, the price relations being the reverse.

1988 Nymex Energy Options 11 NYMEX lists at least seven strike prices at..$1 intervals with the middle strike price—the at-the-money strike price—equal to or near the previous day's closing futures price.

1996 Daily Yomiuri (Tokyo) 29 Apr. 13/5 Although the longer-dated, deeper-in-the-money option owned collateralizes the one sold short, this is a risk arbitrage because the 1997 option can't be exercised early to satisfy the obligation if the May put is in the money at expiration.

单词	in the money
释义	> as lemmas in the money (b) in the money: finishing among the winners in a competitive event, esp. a horse race (cf. sense 2e); (more generally) (in the position of) possessing adequate or substantial money or wealth; wealthy, successful. ΚΠ 1902 ‘D. Dix’ Fables of Elite 48 It is True that when the Spurt is over I am generally in the Money. 1926 L. Hughes Let. 20 Jan. in L. Hughes & C. Van Vechten Remember me to Harlem (2001) 36 Her only comment on the art of the Blues was that they had put her ‘in de money’. 1928 Morning Post 20 Oct. 6/1 One of them is to-day a full champion, the other three all winners, and ‘in the money’, as the fanciers say, whenever shown. 1946 L. Bromfield World we live In 325 Being in the money at the moment, I said that of course I'd lend her any reasonable amount. 1969 T. Parker Twisting Lane 200 She said we could stay there rent free until I was in the money again. 1993 Business Week 25 Oct. 8/1 Now that Ivan Boesky is back in the money, what's he doing with it? Studying foreign languages. extracted from moneyn. in (also out of) the money b. Stock Market. at the money: (designating a call or put option) with a striking price equal to the price of the underlying security. in (also out of) the money: (designating a call option) with a striking price below or above (respectively) the price of the underlying security; also of a put option, with the meanings reversed. ΚΠ 1979 C. E. Cleeton Strategies for Options Trader i. 3 When the striking price of a call option is less than the price of the underlying stock, the premium is said to be in the money... When the stock price is below the striking price, the call option is said to be out of the money... When the stock price equals the striking price, the option is said to be at the money. Similar terms are applied to put options, the price relations being the reverse. 1988 Nymex Energy Options 11 NYMEX lists at least seven strike prices at..$1 intervals with the middle strike price—the at-the-money strike price—equal to or near the previous day's closing futures price. 1996 Daily Yomiuri (Tokyo) 29 Apr. 13/5 Although the longer-dated, deeper-in-the-money option owned collateralizes the one sold short, this is a risk arbitrage because the 1997 option can't be exercised early to satisfy the obligation if the May put is in the money at expiration. extracted from moneyn. < as lemmas
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