POSITION LIMIT
It is the highest number of options or futures contracts investors are allowed to hold on one underlying security. Exchanges and/or regulatory bodies establish different position limits for each contract based on trading volume and underlying share quantity. The Chicago Board Options Exchange is one entity that calculates position limits for options exchanges.
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Naked Position
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Turnaround
Financial recuperation of a company following a deteriorating financial performance over a prolonged time. Companies experiencing financial difficu ...
Carve-Out
Partial divestiture of a business unit. The firm is not selling that unit overnight and may instead sell an equity share in the business or spin it ...
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