put option
(finance) a tradable financial instrument that consists of a commitment to buy a fixed amount of x at a fixed price (known as a “strike price”). put options are the opposite of a call option, in which ones to sell a fixed amount of x at strike.
put options are useful to traders interested in covering risk. they guarantee a minimum price at which one can expect to sell one’s holdings of x.
when the strike price of a put is less than the spot price, then it is “out of the money” and has no intrinsic value.
buying put options is a way of shorting a stock; but it can also be used as a hedge against unpleasant surprises.
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