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Position Trading

This approach is based on the belief that markets trend and that these trends can persist over time.

In the world of finance, there exists a strategy known as trend trading. This involves buying or selling contracts and holding onto them for a longer period of time, rather than making quick, short-term trades. The basis of this approach is the idea that markets tend to follow trends, and these trends can continue for an extended period of time. As a knowledgeable trader, it is important to understand the potential benefits and risks associated with this strategy.

Fill-or-Kill

A common type of order in finance is the price limit order, which requires immediate fulfillment or it will be cancelled. This allows customers to set a specific price at wh...

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Opening Purchase

A long call transaction is when an individual or entity purchases options with the goal of creating or increasing their existing long position. This means they are betting o...

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Round-Turn (futures)

In finance, the offsetting of a long or short position can be achieved through various means such as entering into an opposite transaction or accepting/delivering the underl...

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Option Buyer

When an individual purchases either a call or put option, they are referred to as the option buyer. This gives them the right, but not the obligation, to take on a futures p...

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