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A contract to buy a commodity or security at a specified date in the future
at a fixed price set today. (Generally, futures are exchange traded and
forwards are not).
You don't have to pay a premium to enter the contract
,Index returns
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= W1 x r1 + W2 x r1
Net Asset Value (NAV) =
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NAV = (Market value of assets - liabilities) / Shares outstanding
Types of money market instruments
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Treasury bills
CD's
Commercial paper
Repos and reverses
Federal funds rate
LIBOR
Secondary markets
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, where investors buy and sell securities that have already been issued
Market order
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a request to buy or sell a stock as soon as possible, at the current market
value
Asset allocation
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deciding how to divide wealth among various asset classes
A call option becomes profitable when...
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the market price exceeds the strike price
The inside quotes on a limit order book would be comprised of the...
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