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Flat price riskTaking a position either long or short that does not involve spreading.Flat price risk Similar MatchesLaw of One PriceLaw of One PriceThe principle that identical goods should sell for the same price throughout the world if trade were free and frictionless. Making a priceMaking a priceA term used on the London Stock Exchange which refers to the obligation of a market maker to quote a bid price and an offer price on the shares for which he acts as a 'wholesaler'. Market makers' prices are quoted on the Stock Exchange Automatic Quotation Service (SEAQ) which brokers access by computer. Market makers also indicate the number of shares in which they are willing to deal (the 'normal market size' or 'NMS') which will vary from share to share. They are obliged to honour the prices quoted as long as the deal size is within the NMS but not for deals higher than the NMS. Price supportPrice supportGovernment intervention to set an artificially high price through the use of a price floor designed to aid producers. Variable price securityVariable price securityA security that sells at a fluctuating market-determined price stocks and bonds are example. Price impact costsPrice impact costsRelated: Market impact costs Further SuggestionsConvertible priceprice high single price spot price Price elasticity consumer price index Import price index Commodity prices Daily price limit selling price Price specie flow mechanism Price persistence Price risk Tokyo Stock Price Index volume weighted average price Price compression minimum price fluctuation Consumer price index cancellation price Sell price Minimum import price Price ceiling Striking Price Intercal Conversion parity price Price definition |
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