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In the sense that for you unknowns, but for first year university students knowns
It's funny))
I've said enough. I'll shut up for now.
Good night.
I consider a "simple" (i.e. based on a single triangle) equation of the following form: GBPUSD*delta(EURGBP) = X*delta(EURUSD) - Y*delta(GBPUSD), where X and Y are unknowns (in the sense that they are unknown to you, but known to a first year university student) - coefficients. Similarly, by presenting delta(EURUSD) as two summands, for example, you can go one step further, building a more complex ring.
By the way, do you understand yourself? So far from your answers it is clear only that you have heard something somewhere, but without even checking it you assert it!
We buy shares, sell futures for the same amount and profit from the refinancing rate. You don't have to think too hard, it's already higher than the interest rate in many banks.
The stock market is a dark forest for me.
Could I give you a couple of examples, if it's not too much trouble.
The stock market is a dark forest for me.
Could you give me a couple of examples, if you don't mind.
We buy shares, sell futures for the same amount and get the refinancing rate. There's no need to think too hard, it's already higher than the interest rate in many banks.
And what is the interest?
And what percentage does it turn out to be?
I said it's the Central Bank refinancing rate.
+ leverage increases the amount? Are there swaps?
+ leverage increases the amount? Are there swaps?
There are no swaps, but you will pay for the leverage yourself as for a loan).
Thank you, I will have to look into it.