Delta (money) and flick 2, noun (oh)

Delta (money)

Definition: [crh] The ratio of the change in price of an option to the change in price of the underlying asset. Also called the hedge ratio. Applies tDefinition: o derivative products. For a call option on a stock, a delta of 0.50 means that for every $1.00 that the stock goes up, the option price rises by $0.50. As options nDefinition: ear expiration, in-the-money call option contracts approach a delta of 1.0, while inDefinition: -the-money put options approach a delta of -1. See: hedge ratio, neutral hedge. Call deltas range fDefinition: rom 0.00 to +1.00; put deltas range from 0.00 to -1.00. If the call delta is 0.69, the put delta is -0.31 (call delta minus 1 equals put delta; 0.69 -1 =-0.31).

flick 2, noun (oh)

2 n
[Sense: 1-2, 5; Date: 1400-1500; Origin: FLICK1]
[Sense: 3-4; Date: 1900-2000; Origin: FLICKER1; because of the appearance of early movies.]
[C] a short quick sudden movement or hit with a part of your body, whip etc
::With a flick of the wrist , Frye sent the ball into the opposite court.
flick of a switch
used to emphasize how easy it is to start a machine and use it
::I can shut off all the power in the building at the flick of a switch .
[C usually singular] especially AmE a Film
::an action flick
the flicks
BrE old-fashioned the cinema
have a flick through sth
BrE to look at a book, magazine, set of pictures etc very quickly
::I had a quick flick through your report.

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