| January 6, 2009 | Asian Tails Definition: A specific feature in Asian Options. The “tail” of the Asian option kicks in if the option price falls below a specified average before expiration. Once this has begun, the strike price becomes a set point/reference price to save the buyer from a continuing fall in value for that option. Related Terms: Back to Glossary |
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| CEO Spends $4.58 Million on Massive Insider Buy! It could be the greatest tip-off of all time. The CEO of a small, fast-growing company just dipped into his own wallet to buy $4.58 million of his company’s shares… and not in some secret insider deal, but on the open market. What set off the spending spree? This CEO’s company is in a brand new federally-funded sector - one that didn’t exist seven years ago. Huge amounts of dollars are flowing in. What's more, he paid $15 a share, but the recent market swoon means you could pay as little as $12.50. This is a pure double-up situation. Keep reading... Find out more now |
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