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Applications of One-Touch Options

A one-touch option is a type of exotic option (and a barrier option) in which the holder receives a payout once...

Uses of One-Touch Options

A one-touch option is a type of exotic option (and a barrier option) in which the holder receives a payout once...

Difference Between Discount and Rebate

Discount is a reduction or deduction (or concession) in the sale price that is extended by a seller to a...

Difference Between Credit Risk and Counterparty Credit Risk

Credit risk is the danger of financial loss that arises from the possibility that borrowers in ordinary business dealings and...

Cash Versus Synthetic Structures

Synthetic structures can be built entirely out of CDSs rather than real assets. In a typical cash deal, the investors...

Difference Between Market Breadth and Market Depth

Market breadth is a measure of the total number of securities that contribute to a given move in an index...

Advantages of Implementation Shortfall

Implementation shortfall (IS) is defined as a measure of trading inefficiency- i.e., it measures the cost of trade implementation. For...

Buy Side of the Trading Industry

The buy side of the trading industry consists of investors (both individual and institutional, mutual funds, trusts, insurance funds, pension...

Sell Side of the Trading Industry

The sell side of the trading industry consists of dealers and brokers who provide exchange services to the buy side....

Short Call Synthetic Straddle: Construction and Risk/ Return Profile

A short call synthetic straddle is a neutral option strategy (in essence, it is a short straddle strategy) that is...