Sentences with phrase «tight spreads mean»

Again, the tight spreads mean that trading in and out is viable — a traditional binary options broker is taking a much larger chunk of value at each trade — eroding the profits of any trader moving in and out of a trade.

Such tight spreads mean that even a small selloff can wipe out credit's extra income over government bonds.

Tight spreads meant that bonds cost more and yielded less.

Not exact matches

That means fishers who use store - bought shellfish as bait and consumers who toss uneaten shellfish in the water may be spreading invasive species, say the researchers, who argue that the live seafood trade needs tighter regulations to protect against this ecological threat.

Tight credit spreads mean that corporations can (borrow) enter fixed commitments cheaply, and lenders, dearly.

When the bid - ask spread is tight, it means that the market maker (or specialist), is comfortable that short - term volatility is low enough, that he will be able to profit from the tight spread on average.

That's because when stocks have high multiples and tight spreads, there's little upside in holding them (future return has been brought forward to today) but there's lots of downside due to their equity valuations tendency to mean revert.

However, if asked for the mean of 10,000 throws, A and B will still give rather broad answers, but this time they will have a far greater spread than the intrinsic uncertainty of the experimental results - which isn't quite a delta function, but which would be pretty tight (eg if the 10,000 throws experiment was repeatedly performed).