- b (price addendum)
- Backwardation
- Balance-sheet analysis
- Basis point
- Basis trade
- Basket certificate
- bB (price addendum)
- Bear market
- Bearer share
- Beta factor
- bG (price addendum)
- Bid
- Bid price
- Bid-ask spread
- Black-Scholes model
- Blue chips
- Bobl Future
- Bodies of the stock exchange
- Bond
- Bond index
- Bonus
- Bonus certificate
- Bonus shares
- Book-building
- Börsenordnung (Stock Exchange Rules and Regulations)
- Börsenrat (Exchange Council)
- Break-even point (warrants)
- Breakout gap
- Bridge capital
- Broker
- Brokerage commission
- Bund Future
- Bundesanstalt für Finanzdienstleistungsaufsicht (BAFin)
- Business angel
- Business plan
- Buyback
Break-even point (warrants)
At break-even point, the price of the underlying instrument is such that if the warrant holder chooses to exercise the option, he will neither make a profit nor incur a loss.A call warrant reaches the break-even point when the market price of the underlying instrument is equivalent to the exercise price plus the price of the warrant. A put warrant reaches the break-even point when the market price of the underlying instrument corresponds to the exercise price minus the price of the warrant.
The break-even point is one of the variables used in determining the value of a warrant.