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Mathematical finance / Options / Stock market / Financial markets / Equations / Futures contract / Forward contract / Black–Scholes / Expected value / Financial economics / Finance / Investment
Date: 2014-10-12 11:41:27
Mathematical finance
Options
Stock market
Financial markets
Equations
Futures contract
Forward contract
Black–Scholes
Expected value
Financial economics
Finance
Investment

Some things can only be experienced. One of these is the experience of a live trading floor, where orders are submitted, prices are negotiated, activity is fast paced and competitive, and everyone reacts in real time to

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