Parities
The value of one currency in terms of another.
Parity Grid
A term used in the context of the European Monetary System which consists of the upper, central and lower intervention points between member currencies.
Parities - The value of one currency in terms of another.
Parity - (1) Foreign exchange dealer's slang for your price is the correct market price. (2) Official rates in terms of SDR or other pegging currency.
Parities - The value of one currency in terms of another.
Pegged - A system where a currency moves in line with another currency, some pegs are strict while others have bands of movement.
Parities - The value of one currency in terms of another.
Pegging - A form of price stabilization; typically used to stabilize a country's currency by making it fixed to the exchange rate with another country.
The pricing disparities occur most often when an IPO is "hot" or appeals to many investors. When an IPO is "hot," the demand for the securities far exceeds the supply of shares.
Devaluation - Deliberate downward adjustment of a currency against its fixed parities or bands, normally by formal announcement.
Direct quotation - Quoting in fixed units of foreign currency against variable amounts of the domestic currency.
Arbitrageur
An individual or company that takes advantage of momentary disparities in prices between markets which enables them to lock in profits because the selling price is higher than the buying price.
Arbitrageur: Refers to an individual or company engaged in arbitrage. By taking advantage of momentary disparities in prices between markets, arbitrageurs lock in a profit because the selling price is higher than the buying price.
A highly-advanced investment technique in which large institutional investors profit from momentary price disparities between the same security trading on two different exchanges.
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Arbitrage - Profiting by simultaneously buying a security in one market and selling it in another because the prices are different in both markets. By taking advantage of momentary disparities in price, ...
In general, a specialist job is to make a two-sided market by buying and selling for his own account in order to reduce disparities in supply and demand.
An exchange control system under which currency needed for foreign investment must be acquired through the investment currency market. Such systems are liable to create wide disparities between this and the actual market rate.
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For example, if stocks are temporarily cheaper than futures, an arbitrageur will buy stocks and sell futures to capture a profit on the difference, or spread, between the two prices. By taking advantage of momentary disparities between markets, ...
studies suggest that variances in listing requirements among the exchanges, different accounting rules, and differences in the level of market regulation (particularly the effects of the U.S. Sarbanes-Oxley regulation) often cause these disparities.
 See also: Market, Trading, Exchange, Risk, Sell
  
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