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+976 Glossary 
+Treasury debt issue, underlies that option contract. See also Equity Option, Index 
+Option. 
+Portfolio Insurance: a method of selling index futures or buying index put options 
+to protect a portfolio of stocks. 
+Position: as a noun, specific securities in an account or strategy. A covered call writ­
+ing position might be long 1,000 XYZ and short 10 XYZ January 30 calls. As a verb, 
+to facilitate; to buy or sell-generally a block of securities-thereby establishing a 
+position. See also Facilitation, Strategy. 
+Position Limit: the maximum number of put or call contracts on the same side of 
+the market that can be held in any one account or group of related accounts. Short 
+puts and long calls are on the same side of the market. Short calls and long puts 
+are on the same side of the market. 
+Premium: for options, the total price of an option contract. The sum of the intrinsic 
+value and the time value premium. For futures, the difference between the 
+futures price and the cash price of the underlying index or commodity. 
+Present Worth: a mathematical computation that determines how much money 
+would have to be invested today, at a specified rate, in order to produce a desig­
+nated amount at some time in the future. For example, at 10% for one year, the 
+present worth of $ll0 is $100. 
+Price-Weighted Index: a stock index that is computed by adding the prices of each 
+stock in the index, and then dividing by the divisor. See also Capitalization­
+Weighted Index, Divisor. 
+Profit Graph: a graphical representation of the potential outcomes of a strategy. 
+Dollars of profit or loss are graphed on the vertical axis, and various stock prices 
+are graphed on the horizontal axis. Results may be depicted at any point in time, 
+although the graph usually depicts the results at expiration of the options involved 
+in the strategy. 
+Profit Range: the range within which a particular position makes a profit. Generally 
+used in reference to strategies that have two break-even points-an upside break­
+even and a downside break-even. The price range between the two break-even 
+points would be the profit range. See also Break-Even Point. 
+Profit Table: a table of results of a particular strategy at some point in time. This is 
+usually a tabular compilation of the data drawn on a profit graph. See also Profit 
+Graph.