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Trading Terms

Forward margin

When it comes to forward rates and spot rates, it's important to understand the concept of premium and discount. These terms refer to the difference between the forward rate and the spot rate. A premium occurs when the forward rate is higher than the spot rate, while a discount occurs when the forward rate is lower than the spot rate. This difference can have significant implications in the world of finance. Let's explore further.

Front-running

Front-running, also known as insider trading, refers to the unethical practice of a broker using privileged information about an upcoming transaction to gain an advantage in...

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Probability Density Function

In finance, we often use graphs to visually represent data. One type of graph commonly used in the field is a probability graph. This graph displays the likelihood of a spec...

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CIF (also c.i.f.)

As we delve into the world of international trade, it is important to understand the term Cost, Insurance and Freight (CIF). This refers to an arrangement in which the expor...

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Normalized

When dealing with time series data in finance, it is important to understand the concept of normalization. By adjusting a time series to fit within a specific normal, standar...

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