Common use of EXERCISED Clause in Contracts

EXERCISED. If the option is exercised, the buyer has elected to exercise their rights to buy or sell the stock depending on the type of option involved. Exercising an option obligates the seller to perform under the contract. Most individual investors will elect to sell their rights to another investor rather than exercise their rights. The investor who buys the option from them will acquire all the rights of the original purchaser.

EXERCISED. If the option is exercised, the buyer has elected to exercise their rights the right to buy or sell the stock stock, depending on the type of option involved. Exercising an option obligates the seller to perform under the contract. Most individual investors will elect to sell their rights to another investor rather than exercise their rights. The investor who buys the option from them will acquire all the rights of the original purchaser.

EXERCISED. If the option is exercised, the buyer has elected to exercise their rights the right to buy or sell the stock stock, depending on the type of option involved. Exercising an option obligates the seller to perform under the contract. Most individual investors will elect to sell their rights to another investor rather than exercise their rights. The investor who buys the option from them will acquire all the rights of the original purchaser.