1. The price level at which income equals expense. 2. The expense level at which expense equals income. 3. The market price of a financial instrument that just equals the purchase price plus cost of carry for an investor owning that instrument. 4. The price level of a call option that equals the sum of the exercise price plus the premium paid to acquire the option, or the price level of a put option that equals the exercise price minus the premium.
Barry Goldsmith
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