The term "specified price" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when referring to a specific price or the price of something, such as "We offer a 10% discount on our product at the specified price of $49.95."
A call option, for example, gives the holder the right to buy an asset at a specified price within a specified period.Say there are two shares, each trading at $80; one is a young technology company, the other a staid power generator.
The options, which give the investor the right to sell shares for a specified price on or before a specified date, would have significantly increased in value if the club's share price dropped sharply.
The bonds can be converted to common shares at a specified price, known as the conversion price.
Such pre-trade transparency will be mandatory for limit orders, or instructions to deal only within a specified price range.
Convertible bonds carry the option of conversion into common stock at a specified price during a particular period.
Such a boom is going on right now in convertible bonds, debt securities that can be converted into shares of stock at a specified price.
Customers place limit orders to trade at specified prices rather than at current market prices.
Unless specified, prices are for three courses, with tax and tip, but not wine.
More disturbing, when investors put in orders to trade stocks at specified prices better than those prevailing on the market, Nasdaq's execution fell down.
One of the most important of these is the convertible bond, which can be exchanged for common shares at specified prices that may gradually rise over time.
Investors who place limit orders, buying or selling at specified prices to take advantage of intraday price fluctuations, may get better prices in exchange-traded funds, said Albert J. Fredman, professor of finance at California State University in Fullerton.
