Close out one option position and open another one of the same class but a higher strike price. see also roll forward, roll down.
To move to an option position with a higher exercise price. In venture capital, refers to the venture capitalist forcing small firms to merge operations in order to reduce costs
Is the movement out of a lower coupon or option strike price into a higher coupon or option strike price. It can also describe the movement up a yield curve from a relatively shorter maturity security into a relatively longer maturity security.
Roll up, in the sense of a model with multiple levels of abstraction, refers to calculating the effect on a higher level parameter of lower level parameters according to the functional relationship between them.
The act of summarizing or aggregating data to a level higher than the previous level of detail.
Close out options at a lower strike and open options at a higher strike.
A process whereby one option position is closed and a new one with a higher exercise price is established. See: Exercise Price; Options; Roll Down; Roll Forward
1. The move from one option position to another with a higher exercise price. 2. In the context of venture capital, when a VC forces small companies to merge in order to reduce costs.
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On Gantt Charts, to display symbols on a summary task bar that represents dates from subtask [D01752] MSP98 On a spreadsheet or cost report, the summation of a column of figures to the next higher level subtotal or total. [D01614] RMW