arbitrage
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- noun
- /ˈɑːrbɪtrɑːʒ/
- Specialized
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arbitraje
- The trader identified an arbitrage opportunity between two exchanges, buying low on one and selling high on the other.
- arbitrage pricing
- arbitrage opportunities
- arbitrage between markets
Once they got bots trading, usually it's arbitrage, right?
- Once they got bots trading, usually it's arbitrage, right?
- Now we're going to have kind of a simple arbitrage strategy.
- Thus, in the real world, the futures price varies within arbitrage boundaries around the theoretical price.
- Because as as has been raised before, like that just for no arbitrage to take place.
- That is the arbitrage, and that will always be the arbitrage forever.
- Now I have a different kind of question in a world where arbitrage comes natural to you.
- APE shares you would have thought would go up because of the arbitrage, but they actually went down.
- We'll get there, but this is a technological arbitrage problem.
- So the real functionality, the real application of crypto, of blockchain is regulatory arbitrage.
- Other examples of Dundo style arbitrage spreads are category killers like Walmart, Home Depot, and GEICO.
Examples
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This should hold on all dates because if it didn't hold, there would be an arbitrage profit opportunity.
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Now we're going to have kind of a simple arbitrage strategy.
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Where do you see that, that arbitrage opportunity?
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Do you know, Nick made $10 million doing arbitrage in a week?
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We do a lot of arbitrage, so we do have a high volume.
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This is essentially an arbitrage of interest rates.
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First, to what extent do global banks practice regulatory arbitrage in their foreign activities?
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So there is a potential arbitrage here to buy APE and sell AMC.
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Variation in the stringency of bank regulation across countries has created regulatory arbitrage opportunities.
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We tested each daily price series for 190 market pairs representing arbitrage points in the national pipeline network.
Academic text (1993)
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
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Surface Forms
Etymology
The word arbitrage comes from the Latin word arbiter, which means 'judge' or someone who 'decides', and from an old French word for 'judgment'. So arbitrage is like judging prices: you spot a price difference and buy in one place and sell in another to make a small profit.