Call option
Option right that can benefit economically from a rising underlying price.
Learn more →TradingForFuture · Knowledge
48 terms beginning with "C"
Explore more than 400 curated terms for investors, traders and long-term savers. Detailed definitions, practical context and no marketing jargon — from your first ETF savings plan to option strategies.
Updated: September 11, 2026
Image: AI-generatedStock Market Glossary
Option right that can benefit economically from a rising underlying price.
Learn more →Ratio of annualized return to maximum drawdown.
Learn more →Technical chart representation with opening, closing, high and low prices of a period.
Learn more →Capital Expenditures – Investments in long-term assets.
Learn more →Direct tax on capital gains, part of the withholding tax in Germany.
Learn more →Issue of new shares through which a company raises additional equity.
Learn more →Market for medium and long-term financing, especially stocks and bonds.
Learn more →Event at which companies present their strategy and figures to investors.
Learn more →Bank-maintained balance for offsetting certain investment losses against later gains.
Learn more →Strategy in which you sell a low-interest currency and invest in a higher-interest one.
Learn more →Actual cash flow of a company, adjusted for accounting effects.
Learn more →Proportion of liquid assets in the portfolio.
Learn more →Derivative settlement through a cash payment rather than delivery of the underlying.
Learn more →Institution responsible for monetary policy and currency stability.
Learn more →Money issued by a central bank as cash and bank reserves held with it.
Learn more →Institution that centrally holds securities and supports their transfer in settlement systems.
Learn more →Bearer bond whose value depends on an underlying asset.
Learn more →Contract for Difference – leveraged product that reflects the price difference of an underlying asset.
Learn more →Method of price forecasting using graphical patterns, trends and indicators.
Learn more →Price of a bond without accrued interest.
Learn more →Process that determines and secures trading counterparties’ obligations after a transaction.
Learn more →Closed-end fund with a fixed number of shares, traded on the stock exchange.
Learn more →Last or officially determined security price at the end of a trading day.
Learn more →Active dialogue between investors and companies to improve their ESG practices.
Learn more →Standard share with full voting and dividend rights.
Learn more →Compliance with legal and internal requirements in financial companies.
Learn more →Excessive risk caused by strong exposure to few positions, regions or themes.
Learn more →Market situation in which futures prices are higher than the current spot price.
Learn more →Convertible bond with the right to be exchanged for shares of the issuer.
Learn more →Bond that can be exchanged for issuer shares under defined conditions.
Learn more →Portfolio concept consisting of a stable core and targeted satellite positions.
Learn more →Company measure that can change the number, structure or rights of securities.
Learn more →Statistical measure of the joint development of two assets.
Learn more →Effect of regular, equal investments that smoothes the average price.
Learn more →Average purchase price of a securities position, with or without specified costs.
Learn more →Risk that the other party to a contract does not fulfil its obligation.
Learn more →Interest payment of a bond to the holder.
Learn more →Options strategy in which a call option is sold on shares already held.
Learn more →Sudden, drastic decline in prices on the markets.
Learn more →Insurance against the default of a specific debtor.
Learn more →Yield premium of a riskier bond over a comparable safer bond.
Learn more →Creditworthiness of a debtor (government or company).
Learn more →Equity or mezzanine participation in companies or projects via platforms.
Learn more →Digital assets based on cryptographically secured blockchains.
Learn more →Rolling total of aggressive buys minus aggressive sells.
Learn more →Risk that exchange-rate moves change the value or return of an investment in home currency.
Learn more →Institution that safekeeps securities and performs additional control duties for funds.
Learn more →Transfer of securities and acquisition data from one bank to another.
Learn more →