option price

常見例句

The new model showed how to work out an option price from the known price-behaviour of a share and a bond.
這一新的模型展示了如何從股票與債券的已知價格行爲(wèi)中推導(dǎo)期權(quán)價格的方法。
The better that real prices correlate with the unknown option price, the more confidently you can take on any level of risk.
實(shí)際價格與未知的期權(quán)價格聯(lián)系得越好，蓡與者便越有信心去承擔(dān)任何水平的風(fēng)險。
To put this in technical terms, the implied volatility in the option price turns out to be higher than the realised volatility.
用技術(shù)語言來說，期權(quán)價格的隱含波動性結(jié)果都要比實(shí)際波動性高。

If stock price option -if stock options tend to be issued as announced by the company later, just before stock prices go up, there's no way that that can be right because nobody can know exactly when the stock price is going to go up.
如果股票期權(quán)價格...,如果就像公司事後宣稱的一樣,公司恰好是在股價上漲之前,發(fā)行的股票期權(quán),這是不可能做到的,因爲(wèi)沒有人可以確切知道,股票價格何時會上漲
耶魯公開課 - 金融市場課程節(jié)選

All things equal, the most important determinant of an option's price is the implied volatility of the underlying asset over the life of the option—how much it is likely to bump around.
ECONOMIST: Buttonwood
That would throw the election into a second round of voting, and might produce a more conservative option—Tom Price or even, if they could convince him, Cantor.
NEWYORKER: The House of Pain
You can issue an option at whatever price you like.
FORBES: Steve Jobs Obituary: the Backdated Options Scandal