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Financial Times
Apr 5
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The emirate has become a significant conduit for legal Zimbabwean exports of rough diamonds. Sales are 230 times greater than in 2008
Wall Street Journal
Jan 29
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The Detroit Three auto makers are preparing to report billions of dollars in profits for 2012, as well as dividends, profit-sharing.
Bankstocks.com
Aug 31
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The Financial Stability Oversight Council can use a part of Dodd-Frank, called Title VIII, to address regulation of the plumbing
New York Times
Aug 30
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After an overhaul stalled at the Securities and Exchange Commission, the Financial Stability Oversight Council could now use a part of Dodd-Frank, called Title VIII, that addresses regulation of the plumbing of the financial system.
Times Online
Jun 7
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Mitt Romney has closed the fundraising gap with Barack Obama, raising more
than $76.8 million last month, compared with the...
Benzinga
Jan 26
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The Hindu Business Line
Jun 1
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In the ‘Money' chapter of Money and Power: How Goldman Sachs came to rule the world by William D. Cohan (www.penguin.com), there are many instances of how women e...
In The Money
Apr 28
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Today is the 6
th
Anniversay
of the 'In The Money' blog. We started blogging on April 28, 2005, when very few people had blogs.
Since that time, we have posted over 2,800 entries and tried to help investors make sense of the markets and...
Jutia Group
Feb 5
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We've discussed in the money covered calls before, but given the market's recent run up, we thought it timely to revisit the subject for those of you who feel we're a bit overbought and are looking for some safety. If you do any buy-writes next...
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In the money refers to options which have intrinsic value of the security built into them. Call options are in the money when the strike price is lower than the price of the underlying stock, allowing one to buy the stock at a price lower than the market price. Put options are in the money when the strike price is higher than the price of the underlying stock, allowing one to sell the stock at a price higher than the market price.
The opposite of in the money is out of the money
For example: Apple shares trade at $100. In the money options will have strike price of less than $100, allowing the holder to buy the shares at a lower price than the spot price .
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