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   NEW YORK INSTITUTE OF FINANCE wcw VHDV • Tnnnurn . cvnucv • Tnrvn • cinr.«pnpc Library of Congress Cataloging-in-Publication Data Douglas, Mark (Mark J.) Trading in the zone : master the market with confidence, discipline, and a winning attitude / by Mark Douglas, p. cm. ISBN 0-7352-0144-7 (cloth) 1. Stocks. 2. Speculation. I. Title.

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   NEW YORK INSTITUTE OF FINANCE wcw VHDV • Tnnnurn . cvnucv • Tnrvn • cinr.«pnpc Library of Congress Cataloging-in-Publication Data Douglas, Mark (Mark J.) Trading in the zone : master the market with confidence, discipline, and a winning attitude / by Mark Douglas, p. cm. ISBN 0-7352-0144-7 (cloth) 1. Stocks. 2. Speculation. I. Title.

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   he three main types of financial derivative instruments are futures, options and swaps.A futures contract is an agreement. to buy or sell an asset at a future date and at a price set in advance. in the contract.Forwards are non‐standardised futures traded over the counter (OTC). Unlike forwards, futures are cont.

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   3.1 The time value of money: Shifting money forward in time. 3.1.1 Simple vs. compounded rates 147. 3.1.2 Quoted vs. effective rates: Compounding. 146. frequencies 150. 3.2 The time value of money: Shifting money backward in time 153. 3.2.1 Discount factors and pricing a zero-coupon bond 154. 3.2.2 Discount factors vs. interest rates 158.

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   1. Financial transacti on: Definition, elements and classification 1.2. Definition of financial transaction A financial transaction can be defined as the exchange, between economic agents, of payment(s) and repayment(s) at different moments in time. All financial transactions have the same elements: Personal Elements,

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   Since the British Business Bank and ICAEW’s Corporate Finance Faculty jointly published the first edition of The business finance guide in summer 2014, a growing number of alternative finance solutions have become more established, mainstream and accessible for the UK’s smaller businesses. This increasing diversity of supply means smaller ...

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   For example, if the quoted (simple) interest rate is 10 percent per annum, then the value of $100 at the end of one year (n = 1) for different values of m is given in Table 1. For daily compounding, with R 10% p.a., the terminal value after one year using (2) is $110.5155. Assuming = Rc = 10% gives FV c $100e0.10(1)