Parcevaux, whose firm has tripled its use of bond ETFs since starting to trade them in 2011, also uses them in
arbitrage trades against total - return swaps, another type of derivative used to wager on corporate bonds.
Not exact matches
Note that given the discount / premium nature of PHYS, the occasional pairs
trade arbitrage creeps up for easy money by pairing it
against GLD.
Each nation prices out goods and assets in their own currency, and then currencies
trade against each other, subject to
arbitrage with commodities, and commodity - like assets.
It's a moot point anyways since the Yen should
trade in a fairly wide bid - ask spread
against the Canadian dollar, which would make
arbitrage difficult.
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