to arbitrage
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9.4
- verb
- /ˈɑːrbɪtrɑːʒ/
- Specialized
:
arbitrar
- Traders often arbitrage prices of stocks between different exchanges to maximize their profits.
- arbitraged away
- arbitrage the market
So it's like they're all arbitraging the multiples.
- So it's like they're all arbitraging the multiples.
- I do think influencers arbitrage and Facebook ads against those audiences.
- And they basically mini market make ETFs to arbitrage price differences and keep the ETF trading as close to net asset value as possible.
- We know it works, but is it arbitraging the way you want it to today?
- And even today where you can arbitrage and buy leads, that's still not easy.
- And then we weren't content to merely arbitrage it out of the successful formula.
Examples
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Dealers would arbitrage between these two securities, with the Reduced Annuities generally trading at a small discount (subject to fluctuations before and after their interest payment dates) because of their somewhat lesser liquidity.
Academic text (2018) -
He then compared these values to what the options were actually trading for and arbitraged the difference.
Blog text (2) -
Some networks even work against the interests of the publishers when they arbitrage.
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We know it works, but is it arbitraging the way you want it to today?
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And even today where you can arbitrage and buy leads, that's still not easy.
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I do think influencers arbitrage and Facebook ads against those audiences.
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This allowed manufacturers to arbitrage the difference in labor costs between industrial and nonindustrial countries without having to take shipping costs into account.
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And they basically mini market make ETFs to arbitrage price differences and keep the ETF trading as close to net asset value as possible.
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Because the Act is important to stock prices, stock traders will have a very rare opportunity to arbitrage the conflicting media reports and the fact that no one outside the Court has the opinion.
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There may be some mega corporations that arbitrage international tax law, but it would be hard to say that they are leaving behind jobs in the US to do so.
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Compounds
- Specialized
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9.9
Buying the target's shares and selling the buyer's shares to profit if a takeover succeeds, but risky if it fails
- Specialized
Buying shares of a company being bought and selling the buyer's shares to profit, with risk if deal fails
Surface Forms
Etymology
The verb arbitrage comes from the same root arbiter ('judge'), so to arbitrage is to act like a price judge — you choose the best places to buy and sell to take advantage of a small difference in price.