arbitraged
Traded price differences
Arbitraged is the past tense of arbitrage, to exploit price differences between markets for profit.
A trader who arbitraged currency bought it where cheap and sold it where expensive, pocketing the difference.
The term extends beyond finance: She arbitraged her skills between two industries, They arbitraged regulatory differences across states.
Noncommittal maneuvering
- pairsMatched sets of two
- statisticalRelating to data analysis
- algorithmicFollowing programmed steps
- quantitativeConcerning measurable amounts
momentum · latency · high-frequency · spatial · temporal · regulatory · convertible · index
Currency trading market
- securitiesTradeable financial assets
- stocksOwnership stakes or inventory
- bondsTies that unite
- commoditiesTradeable raw materials
equities · derivatives · futures · options · currency · crypto · ETFs · markets
Produce or relinquish
To distribute widely
- mispricingIncorrect cost assignment
- inefficiencySuboptimal use of resources
- discrepancyDifference between expected and actual
- differentialRelative difference between things
State of being unprotected
- slippageGradual loss or decline
- executionCompleting a planned task
- counterpartyOther side in deals
- liquidityConvertibility to cash
volatility · timing · competition · crowding
hedging
Noncommittal maneuvering
- pairsMatched sets of two
- statisticalRelating to data analysis
- algorithmicFollowing programmed steps
quantitative · momentum · latency · high-frequency · spatial · temporal · regulatory · convertible · index
forex
Currency trading market
- securitiesTradeable financial assets
- stocksOwnership stakes or inventory
- bondsTies that unite
commodities · equities · derivatives · futures · options · currency · crypto · ETFs · markets · exchanges
yield
Produce or relinquish
windfall · earnings · premium · alpha · margin · carry · edge
spread
To distribute widely
- mispricingIncorrect cost assignment
- inefficiencySuboptimal use of resources
- discrepancyDifference between expected and actual
differential · convergence · exploitation · dislocation · imbalance
exposure
State of being unprotected
- slippageGradual loss or decline
- executionCompleting a planned task
- counterpartyOther side in deals
liquidity · volatility · timing · competition · crowding