It pays to do some homework

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Understanding traded options involves learning what the jargon means that is associated with this subject. Options have a limited lifespan and this means that dealines have to be adhered to, and positions need to be monitored. Investment software can help investors, and some software includes tutorials on pricing. Options trading has been carried out for longer in the US than in the UK, so much of the literature is written from a US viewpoint. Courses are also held by Liffe in the UK.

Financial Transactions Processing, Reserve, and Clearinghouse Activities, Security & commodity services, not elsewhere classified, Options Clearing, Options clearinghouses

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When fear gives way to complacency

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Wage inflation tends to hit stock prices and indicates that attitudes to risk have changed. Wage inflation has been restrained in the 1990s which has helped stock prices in the United Kingdom. Stock prices tend to rise more after recessions when investors can gain more from taking risks. Wages also tend to rise less after recessions. United Kingdom unemployment has dropped and wage inflation is less than expected, which could mean that attitudes to risk have changed.

Compensation and benefits

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The fear factor

Article Abstract:

Developments in British equity markets for investors using traded options are examined in detail.

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