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+Glossary 981 
+Terms: the collective name denoting the expiration date, striking price, and under­
+lying stock of an option contract. 
+Theoretical Value: the price of an option, or a spread, as computed by a mathe­
+matical model. 
+Theta: the measure of how much an option's price decays for each day of time that 
+passes. 
+Time Spread: see Calendar Spread. 
+Time Value Premium: the amount by which an option's total premium exceeds its 
+intrinsic value. 
+Total Return Concept: a covered call writing strategy in which one views the 
+potential profit of the strategy as the sum of capital gains, dividends, and option 
+premium.income, rather than viewing each one of the three separately. 
+Tracking Error: the amount of difference between the performance of a specific 
+portfolio of stocks and a broad-based index with which they are being compared. 
+See Market Basket. 
+Trader: a speculative investor or professional who makes frequent purchases and 
+sales. 
+Trading Limit: the exchange-imposed maximum daily price change that a futures 
+contract or futures option contract can undergo. 
+Treasury BilVOption Strategy: a method of investment in which one places 
+approximately 90% of his funds in risk-free, interest-bearing assets such as 
+Treasury bills, and buys options with the remainder of his assets. 
+Type: the designation to distinguish between a put or call option. 
+Uncovered Option: a written option is considered to be uncovered if the investor 
+does not have a corresponding position in the underlying security. See also 
+Covered. 
+Underlying Security: the security that one has the right to buy or sell via the terms 
+of a listed option contract. 
+Undervalued: describing a security that is trading at a lower price than it logically 
+should. Usually determined by the use of a mathematical model. See also Fair 
+Value, Overvalued. 
+Variable Ratio Write: an option strategy in which the investor owns 100 shares of 
+the underlying security and writes two call options against it, each option having a 
+different striking price.