Look up: ROLL-UP

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   Roll Up
   Is the movement out of a lower coupon or option strike price into a higher coupon or option strike price. It can also describe the movement up a yield curve from a relatively shorter maturity security into a relatively longer maturity security.
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   roll up
   [v] - form into a cylinder by rolling 2. [v] - form a cylinder by rolling
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   roll up
   verb form into a cylinder by rolling; `Roll up the cloth`
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   roll up
   accumulate verb get or gather together; `I am accumulating evidence for the man`s unfaithfulness to his wife`; `She is amassing a lot of data for her thesis`; `She rolled up a small fortune`
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   Roll up
   To move to an option position with a higher exercise price. In venture capital, refers to the venture capitalist forcing small firms to merge operations in order to reduce costs
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   Roll Up
   To close an option position and replace it with a new position with a higher strike price. Discover What It’s Like to Live Easy With EquiTrend
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   Roll-up
   Roll-up is slang for to make a cigarette by hand.
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   Roll-up
   The combining of multiple small companies in the same industry to create one larger company.
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   Roll-up
   `Roll-up` may refer to: * Fruit Roll-Ups, a fruit snack available in the United States and Australia * Star Wars Roll-up, an alternative name for the Star Wars opening crawl * Roll-up, a kind of cigarette containing shag tobacco, hand-rolled in rolling papers * Rollup, a tactic of investors where similar small companies are acquired and forced to merge. * roll-up keyboard, a keyboard that can be rolled up * roll-away computer, a computer that ca...
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    Rollup
    A technique used by investors (commonly venture capitalists and hedge funds) where multiple small companies in the same market are acquired and merged. The aim is to reduce costs through economies of scale. Rollups are also created to reduce competition in small risky markets such as dot-com technology, where there are often many start-ups but room for only a few to succeed. An investor, faced with an opportunity to invest in two competing compan...
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