With CFDs, you only have to put in a fraction of the market
value of the underlying asset when making a trade, sometimes as little as 1 %.
Not exact matches
With these options, money is made
when the price
of the
underlying asset increases in
value.
Deliver Price is the
value of the conveyance
of the
underlying asset when the contract expires.
Language, like money under inflationary conditions, loses its
value as a medium
of exchange
when issued in excessive quantity and without regard for the real
assets underlying it.
Profit and loss are established
when that
underlying asset value shifts in relation to the position
of the opening price.
This is helpful
when an accident or event depreciates the
value of a car, but the payments you make on the
underlying asset are still overvalued.
An alternative view - I hope you and other readers will call out any holes in my reasoning: - Bubbles tend to be created
when the price people are willing to pay become disconnected from the
value of the
underlying assets.
Put options go up in
value when the
underlying asset declines below the exercise price
of the option.
When the price
of the ETF deviates from the
underlying asset value, institutions utilize the arbitrage mechanism afforded by creation units to bring the ETF price back into line with the
underlying asset value.
Each Investment Option (with the exception
of the Principal Plus Interest Option) indirectly bears its pro rata portion
of the
underlying Funds» expenses because
when fees are deducted from an
underlying Fund's
assets, the
value of the
underlying Fund's shares is reduced.
The trick to these investments is to buy in
when they trade below the
underlying net
asset value of their holdings.
Call option — this is the option an investor uses
when they want to predict an increase in the
value of an
underlying asset.
a «capital gain» on your original investment if the
value of the scheme's
underlying investment
assets has gone up
when they are sold.
Most
of the time, investors can also receive the intrinsic
value price for the
underlying assets of the portfolio
when selling.
When you trade CFDs, you take a position on the change in
value of the
underlying asset over time.
Sure, there's plenty
of (potential)
value here, in terms
of reserves & resources — but like its smaller brethren,
underlying asset value's often a pretty notional affair
when the cost
of accessing / exploiting it requires a daunting level
of funding and / or dilution.
When you buy a CFD over a share, index or commodity (known as «going long»), you hope that the
value of that
underlying asset will rise, so you can sell the CFD for a profit.
You are essentially betting on whether the
value of an
underlying asset is going to rise or fall in the future compared to what it was
when the contract was taken out (or executed).
We believe that certainty
of underlying asset value is the most important factor to consider
when evaluating risk.
We pay particularly close attention to risk
when deciding to initiate a position and after management has made a decision that could impact the
underlying asset value of a company.
However, because
of investment fluctuations, and also because
of the expenses incurred
when the policy is issued, this
value may exceed the market
value of the
underlying assets.
The surprising fact
when Bitcoin came out is that a lot
of people thought that Bitcoin could never retain
value because it has no backing or
underlying asset that guarantees its
value.
When roadmap deadlines are hit, presentations take place, and utility has increased the
value of the
underlying asset tends to increase in
value in comparison to BTC and other altcoins.
The agreements will also mandate that traders provide an initial margin
of «50 %
of the notional
value of the CFD
when the
underlying [
asset] is a cryptocurrency» — more than twice the initial margin required
of any other CFD.