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ˌput-and-ˈcall Econ.
(See quot. 1905.) Also attrib.
1892Congress Rec. 6 June App. 448/1 Members of exchanges do not deal in ‘puts and calls’. 1893[see put n.1 4.] 1905F. Bower Dict. Econ. Terms 133 Put and call, on the Stock Exchange it is a common practice to arrange to buy or sell a certain number of shares at option at a fixed price within a specified time. The arrangement may be (1) to buy shares, known as the ‘Call’, (2) to sell shares, the ‘Put’, or (3) to buy or sell at option, called the ‘Put and Call’. 1929Sun (Baltimore) 26 June 1/6 She started business for herself, dealing in options, or in Wall Street slang the ‘put and call’ or ‘put and take’ brokerage business. 1962S. Strand Marketing Dict. 599 Put and call contracts are written for 30, 60 or 90 days, or longer. 1973N.Y. Law Jrnl. 4 Sept. 7/5 (Advt.), Lawyers, their clients and those involved in the put and call trading process..need to have up-to-date knowledge on the nature of these investments. 1975G. V. Higgins City on Hill ix. 216 He..bought silver futures, puts and calls, I think. |