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Hedging Delta Risk

Why hedge Delta risk? Delta risk can therefore be understood as a "directional" risk.

Soros Investment Tip #10: Discovering Overreacting Markets

The important practical value of Soros' investment theory lies in its use of the theory of contrarianism to identify overreactive markets, following the process of market formation, from self-propelled strengthening to decay,

What Does a High Stock Turnover Rate Indicate?

A high turnover rate indicates that: the stock has a low lock-up rate.

Introduction To The BSM Option Pricing Mode

In this issue, Haitong Futures Options Department brings you an introduction to the BSM (Black-Scholes-Morton) model.

Soros Investment Tip No. 9: Invest First, Investigate Later

Soros' theory of interactions only provides him with the direction of his investment objectives and the means to seize potential opportunities, not the precise orientation or the timing of important turns.

ntroduction To The Development Of The Global Options Market

Early options trading in the US began in 1872, founded by the then famous financier Russell, and at that time included call and put options, the market was always OTC and required trading through brokers.

Discuss The Difference Between P/E Ratio And P/N Ratio

The calculation of P/E ratio is: P/E ratio = market price of a stock / net assets per share.

Soros' Investment Secret Number Eight: Identify Chaos

The unstable state of the market has been the ground on which Soros has tested his theory of contrarianism, arguing that financial markets are volatile and disorderly.

What Exactly Are Fixed Income Products?

With the recent volatility in the equity markets, fixed income products are back on investors' radar.

Soros Investment Tip No. 7: Invest In Instability

A state of market instability is when the deviation between the expectations of market participants and the objective facts reaches an extreme state.