The ratchet effect is a theory that once prices rise as an answer to a very high demand, they do not necessarily fall when that demand declines.
The ratchet effect is a theory that once prices rise as an answer to a very high demand, they do not necessarily fall when that demand declines.
A tick size is the minimum movement of the price of a trading instrument.
Theory of price is an economic theory where the price for any goods or services is based on the relations between supply and demand.
A hara-kiri swap is an interest rate or cross-currency swap that is lacking profit potential for the originator.
Halloween strategy, is a market-timing strategy based on the theory that stocks perform better between Oct. 31 and May 1 than they do through the rest of the year.
Indirect quote is a currency quotation in foreign exchange market that expresses the variable amount of foreign currency needed to purchase or sell off fixed units of domestic currency.