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Ask
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In financial market assets have an ask price, this is the price at which an investor can buy an asset in the financial markets. The ask price
is a part of the formula which is used to calculate the expiry level of an
asset.
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At-the-money
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A financial term, which means that the current price of the underlying asset is the same as the price when the option was purchased.
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Bid
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In financial market assets have a bid price, this is the price at which an investor can sell an asset in the financial markets. The bid price is a part of the formula which is used to calculate the expiry level of an asset.
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Binary options (digital options)
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Trading options that pay out a pre-set and fixed amount if the underlying asset on which the option is based reaches the trader’s selected ‘direction’ (up or down compared with advertised value at the time of purchasing that option) at expiry time.
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Call option
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A call option provides the investor with the opportunity to gain if the
asset rally's above the open rate of the call transaction. in the event
that the expiry rate is the same as the open rate, the investor will be
refunded with the full investment amount.
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Commodities
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Commodities is a general name given to raw materials from a variety of sectors such as energy, food and metals. for more information see "asset index".
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Execution rate
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The entry level of the investor to the trade.
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Expiry rate
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The price/level of the underlying asset when the option expires. This price determines whether the option is in-the-money, out-the-money or at-the-money.
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Expiry time
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The time & date when Binary Option expires and reaches the end of its predetermined life cycle.
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In-the-money
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A financial term, which means that the option is profitable (for example – if the option was a Call – then the current price of the underlying asset would be higher than the original price at the time the option had been purchased).
