Call of more. London Stock Exchange term; a call of more gives the holder the right to call for the
delivery by the seller of an additional amount of stock equal to the amount named in the bargain,
or in other words, to call for twice as much stock as is named in the contract. If a man buys £1,000
consols with the call of more at 96 1-2 he can call for the delivery by the seller of £2,000. For this
extra right or privilege the holder of the call pays an extra price.
delivery by the seller of an additional amount of stock equal to the amount named in the bargain,
or in other words, to call for twice as much stock as is named in the contract. If a man buys £1,000
consols with the call of more at 96 1-2 he can call for the delivery by the seller of £2,000. For this
extra right or privilege the holder of the call pays an extra price.
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