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09:56 Jun 28, 2002 |
German to English translations [PRO] Bus/Financial - Investment / Securities | |||||||
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4 | spread position |
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1 | spread product |
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spread product Explanation: Impossible to be more precise without context - what spread does this product refer to, and what's the structure? -------------------------------------------------- Note added at 2002-07-01 18:55:49 (GMT) Post-grading -------------------------------------------------- Although I agree with Klaus\'s interpretation of TIN\'s query (I believe \"spread position\" is correct here), spreads can, in fact, be products. There are examples for exchange-traded spreads (such as inter-product spreads which were once listed by Eurex, as well as their upcoming \"delta-neutral trading products\", which are essentially futures/options spreads), as well as OTC products (mostly warrants, but also certificates, etc.), which are based on embedded spreads or represent spreads between different assets. |
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spread position Explanation: Spreads are not products, because you create it yourself as an options contract (which is the product) , i.e. sell the S&P500 1000 call and 980 put. If at expiration the spread closes between these two benchmarks, it expires worthless (what you want) and you pocket the premium on both ends. |
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