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| "Financial Instrument that has value determined by the price of something else" |
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| The lower price which a market maker will buy stock for |
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| Buying a stock today and holding onto it |
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| Definition of a Forward Contract |
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| A contract to buy or sell a specified asset at a designated price future time |
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| Three parts of a forward contract |
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underlying asset
expiration date
sale price |
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| The value of a forward contract at any time |
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| The buyer of a forward contract |
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| The seller of a forward contract |
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| The value of the financial result at expiration |
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| A financial instrument that has value determined by the price of something else |
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| Risk that can be reduced by spreading the burden across a large number of investors |
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M 8-3
Selling the Stock Short |
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| Betting that a stock price will drop |
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M 8-3
Magnitude of a Bid-Ask Spread |
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M 8-3
The Ask Price is Sometimes Called |
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| A lower price which market makers buy stocks for |
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| The sell price for market makers |
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M 8-3
Long Position in Stock |
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| If you buy the stock today and hold onto it |
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| Interest rate paid on collateral in the stock market |
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| Additional cash a lender requires a short seller to put up if a lender percieves a serious risk that an asset will go up in value and cause a loss to short-seller |
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| The interest rate paid on collateral in bond markets |
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