They are very similar. Both are options to purchase stock at a fixed price. Warrants are typically issued to institional investors in conjunction with another debt or equity investment, while options are typically stand-alone. (A stock option can also be an option to sell a stock at a fixed price. I have never seen a warrant that is an option to sell stock, but it is possible to draft such an agreement.)
A convertible debenture is a bond holding that has a certain right attached to it, usually a right to be converted over to stock if certain conditions are met. A warrant is another name for a "option" or "rights", in which a person holds a contract to either buy or sell a stock at a specific price.
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Non-qualified stock options (NSO) is a form of employee stock option. In this stock, the employee pays normal income tax on the difference between the grant and the price of the stock.
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No difference. A unit of stock is called a share.
The difference between stock and inventory is that stock is what you have if you're selling items. Inventory includes what you have as your belongings.
Expiration depends on the option premium and the intrinsic value. The option premium is the price paid for the option contract, while the intrinsic value is the difference between the current stock price and the strike price of the option.
The stock option plan does not get distributed. You have to take action to buy or sell your options. If you sell your options, you will get the amount that is the difference between what your option amount was for and what the stock sells for. For instance if you have an $8 stock option, sell it for $28, you will get a check for $20. This is per stock. This counts as income, so make sure you have taxes withheld if it is a large amount. You usually have 90 days to make the sale.
the difference between scion and stock is that scion is the cut stem of a plant while stock is the stem attached to the ground
A call option gives the option buyer the right, but not the obligation, to buy a certain amount of stock on or before a certain date for a certain price. A put option gives its buyer the right, but not the obligation, to sell stock on or before a certain date for a certain price. How the options are exercised is another difference. If you bought a put, you're hoping the stock price falls below the strike price--the certain price in the contract. It would make no sense to sell stock for $10 a share if it's $15 now, right? Calls exercise when their stock price goes above the strike price.
The difference between that Australian stock exchange and the American stock exchange is that they are based out of two different countries: Australia and America.
Stock options allow you to buy stock in a company at a certain price, no matter what the price of the stock is currently. There is usually a time period associated with the offer. Sometimes this could be a sweet deal (if the stock is currently higher than the option) to worthless (if the option price is higher that the current stock price). You also don't have to have the funds to exercise the option, you can have a brokerage company exercise the option, then sell the stock at the higher price, with the difference being your profit.