Sentence examples for contract buying from inspiring English sources

Pessimists meandered about the February contract, buying put options as low as the February $40 strike, where at least 2,000 lots were purchased for an average premium of 56 cents apiece.

Another RadioShack pessimist established a ratio put spread in the September contract, buying 1,000 now in-the-money puts at the September $20 strike for premium of $2.00 each, and selling 2,000 puts at the lower September $18 strike for an average premium of $1.05 a-pop.

It looks like one or more investors established debit put spreads in the April contract, buying roughly 2,000 puts at the April $16 strike for an average premium of $0.87 each, and selling some 2,000 puts at the lower April $14 strike at an average premium of $0.23 apiece.

This one'll cost you $99 out the door on a two-year contract, buying you a 4.3″ screen (480×800 resolution), an 8 megapixel rear camera, 1 GHZ Snapdragon CPU, 4 gigabytes of storage, and microSD support of up to 32 gigs tucked inside.

NASA has now extended the contract, buying additional cargo trips and increasing the price to as much as $3.1 billion.

"You get a contract, buy it in bulk".

A new contract bought out David Kapralik, whom Sly had reduced to a snivelling, coked-out wreck.

After having his contract bought out, Francis signed with the Rockets, his original N.B.A. team.

McCarty had his contract bought out by the Red Wings in 2005.

Meanwhile, their backup center, Chris Dudley, will very likely have his contract bought out at the end of this season.

Businesses like the New York Stock Exchange and the Chicago Mercantile Exchange skim cents off each stock or contract bought or sold over their trading floors or computers.