Glossary entry (derived from question below)
German term or phrase:
Bestandsverkäufer
English translation:
long seller
German term
Bestandsverkäufer
It's clear what the word itself means - but my question is, do we have a neat term in English that encapsulates this? I'm drawing a blank, and I've been staring at this document for so long that I suspect I might be missing the obvious solution!
e.g. "Das Urteil geht auf der einen Seite davon aus, dass sich nicht nachvollziehen lasse, ob [XXX] konkret von einem Leerverkäufer oder einen Bestandsverkäufer erworben habe"
"Nur bei sogenannten Inhaberverkäufen (Bestandsverkäufen) habe der Emittent der Aktien [...]"
5 +4 | long seller | Ted Wozniak |
3 | DEU equities: covered put seller | Adrian MM. |
Dec 22, 2020 13:36: Ted Wozniak Created KOG entry
Proposed translations
long seller
Thank you so much, Ted - I was really hoping that you'd pop up here, given your experience in this field :) |
DEU equities: covered put seller
Otherwise, indication of the source country would have helped, namely DEU Insurance: Portfolio-Seller AUT: Seller of a Lease
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Note added at 12 heures (2020-12-08 01:06:52 GMT)
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These, Jennifer - as in one of my favourite Donovan songs of the Swinging Sixties - are prime examples of mindless comments: 'I have no clue but I know for sure that you do,' ' So-and-so is or was a respected and renowned (infallible) translator. So his or her answer must be right' (implied: and yours wrong).
Covered Puts Strategy When advisors suggest writing puts they generally mean naked puts, which are very risky. With covered puts you have already sold the stock short, so you don't care if it drops sharply.
"Put to seller" describes the process of a put option being exercised. ...being long puts gives the holder the right to sell the underlying asset.
Thanks for your suggestion, Adrian, although I'm a little confused by your reference to "mindless comments" (!) - do feel free to elaborate! |
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