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Certificate of Deposit (CD)

A certificate of deposit (CD) is a type of time deposit that has a fixed maturity date. This means that the funds cannot be withdrawn until the maturity date has been reached. In exchange for this restriction, the financial institution typically offers a higher interest rate on the CD compared to a regular savings account. CDs are a popular investment option for those looking for a safe and stable way to earn interest on their funds. However, it is important to carefully consider the length of the maturity date, as withdrawing funds before the date can result in penalties.

Butterfly Spread

In finance, there exists a strategy known as "double intradelivery spread," which involves placing two spreads in opposite directions, with a common center delivery month. T...

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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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Security

In the realm of finance, you may come across two types of investments: common and preferred stock, as well as bonds issued by corporations, governments, or quasi-government ...

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Open Interest

Open interest refers to the total number of futures or options contracts that have not been fulfilled or offset. It is important to note that each open transaction has both ...

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