BINOMIAL PRICING MODEL - Methodology employed in some option pricing models which assumes that the price of the underlying can either rise or fall by a certain amount at each predetermined interval until expiration. For more information, see COX-ROSS-RUBINSTEIN.
BLACK-SCHOLES PRICING MODEL - A formula used to compute the value of
European-style call and put options invented by Fischer Black and Myron Scholes.
BROKER - The middleman who passes orders from investors to the floor dealers, screen traders, or market makers for execution.
BULL, BULLISH - A bull is someone with an optimistic view on a market or particular asset, e.g. believes that the price will rise. Such views are often described as bullish.
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