Sentence examples for chief options from inspiring English sources

But your right to exercise the option does not cease, said Michael Schwartz, chief options strategist at Oppenheimer & Company.

"It's supposed to be an indication of sentiment," said Michael Schwartz, chief options strategist at CIBC Oppenheimer.

The new model starts at $33,195; the chief options are a $2,000 navigation system and $200 high-performance tires.

"There could be more consolidation, and we would not be opposed to it," said Michael Schwartz, chief options strategist at CIBC Oppenheimer, adding that securities firms that are members of the exchanges would save money if they did not have to pay employees at an additional options exchange.

Pretty apropos for a place where the chief options for high school grads are getting your pilot's license and spending the next 20 years saving up for a plane, or working on the oil rigs in Prudhoe Bay and spending your off-weeks getting destroyed in Anchorage.

"It's one of the few ways investors can earn double-digit returns in a flat, range-bound market," said Michael Schwartz, chief option strategist at CIBC Oppenheimer.

Put options not only curb losses, but they also let investors participate in any appreciation if the shares rebound during the life of the option, said Michael Schwartz, chief option strategist at CIBC Oppenheimer.

A breakthrough in the White House talks looked unlikely, however, leaving the Senate framework as the chief option for raising the debt limit before Aug. 2, when the Treasury will be unable to pay its bills without additional borrowing authority.

The committee suggested a tax of $200 to $400 on each of the city's 9,200 parcels as the "chief" option if budget problems force the district to consider laying off teachers and increasing class sizes.

The American Express Company gave Harvey Golub, its chairman and chief executive, options on 750,000 shares of stock last March, according to a proxy statement filed last week that valued the "special award" at $30.9 million.

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