on the money

(right) on the money

Precisely accurate; exactly correct. I won the contest because my guess was on the money. I think her assessment of the situation is right on the money.See also: money, on

on the money

and on the noseexactly right; in exactly the right place; in exactly the right amount (of money). That's a good answer, Bob. You're right on the money. This project is going to be finished right on the nose.See also: money, on

on the money

Also, right on the money. Exact, precise, as in Your estimate is right on the money. This term alludes to a winning bet in horse racing. [Slang; 1940s] See also: money, on

on the money

accurate; correct. chiefly North AmericanSee also: money, on

on the ˈmoney

(American English) correct; accurate: His prediction was right on the money. OPPOSITE: off beamSee also: money, on

on the money

mod. exactly as desired; at the right amount of money. Your new idea is right on the money. See also: money, on

on the money

Exact; precise.See also: money, on

On the money

Used in the context of general equities. In-line, or at the same price, as the last sale.

On the Money

In equities, a term describing an ask price equal to the price of the previous sale of a security. For example, if one buys a security at $35 per share, and re-sells it at the same price, such a sale is considered to be "on the money." Obviously, no profit or loss results from on the money sales.

单词	on the money
释义	DictionarySeemoney on the money (right) on the money Precisely accurate; exactly correct. I won the contest because my guess was on the money. I think her assessment of the situation is right on the money.See also: money, on on the money and on the noseexactly right; in exactly the right place; in exactly the right amount (of money). That's a good answer, Bob. You're right on the money. This project is going to be finished right on the nose.See also: money, on on the money Also, right on the money. Exact, precise, as in Your estimate is right on the money. This term alludes to a winning bet in horse racing. [Slang; 1940s] See also: money, on on the money accurate; correct. chiefly North AmericanSee also: money, on on the ˈmoney (American English) correct; accurate: His prediction was right on the money. OPPOSITE: off beamSee also: money, on on the money mod. exactly as desired; at the right amount of money. Your new idea is right on the money. See also: money, on on the money Exact; precise.See also: money, on LegalSeeMoney On the money On the money Used in the context of general equities. In-line, or at the same price, as the last sale. On the Money In equities, a term describing an ask price equal to the price of the previous sale of a security. For example, if one buys a security at $35 per share, and re-sells it at the same price, such a sale is considered to be "on the money." Obviously, no profit or loss results from on the money sales. AcronymsSeeOTM
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