Put option
Option contract which contains the right to sell – a good such as foreign exchange, a financial instrument or a commodity – at a certain price – within a specified period of time. – A put option is bought when it is believed that the price of the commodity in question will fall. The seller of the put option receives a premium for accepting the obligation to take delivery if the buyer exercises his right to sell. – See call, put.
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