Tag: BU

  • Business Day

    Bad (non Working) Business DayConcept of Bad (non Working) Business Day in the context of derivatives contract, by the International Swaps and Derivatives Association (ISDA): A day on which it is not possible to make payments, or days on which banks are not open for business. Bad business days […]

  • Bull Spread

    Concept of Bull Spread in Futures TradingIn this context of financial law, the following are some alternative definitions of Bull Spread: (a) A strategy involving the simultaneous purchase and sale of options of the same class and expiration date but different strike prices. In a bull vertical […]

  • Buying Hedge

    Concept of Buying Hedge (or Long Hedge) in Futures TradingIn this context of financial law, the following is a definition of Buying Hedge (or Long Hedge): Hedging transaction in which futures contracts are bought to protect against possible increases in the cost of commodities. See Hedger.

  • Bucket Shop

    Concept of Bucket Shop in Futures TradingIn this context of financial law, the following is a definition of Bucket Shop: A brokerage enterprise that ‘books’ (i.e., takes the opposite side of) retail customer orders without actually having them executed on an exchange.

  • Bullion

    Concept of Bullion in Futures TradingIn this context of financial law, the following is a definition of Bullion: Bars or ingots of precious metals, usually cast in standardized sizes.

  • Bunched Order

    Concept of Bunched Order in Futures TradingIn this context of financial law, the following is a definition of Bunched Order: A discretionary order entered on behalf of multiple customers.

  • Bust

    Concept of Bust in Futures TradingIn this context of financial law, the following is a definition of Bust: An executed trade cancelled by an exchange that is considered to have been executed in error.

  • Bull

    Concept of Bull in Futures TradingIn this context of financial law, the following is a definition of Bull: One who expects a rise in prices. The opposite of bear. A news item is considered bullish if it is expected to result in higher prices.

  • Bucketing

    Concept of Bucketing in Futures TradingIn this context of financial law, the following is a definition of Bucketing: Directly or indirectly taking the opposite side of a customer’s order into a broker’s own account or into an account in which a broker has an interest, without open and […]

  • Butterfly Spread

    Concept of Butterfly Spread in Futures TradingIn this context of financial law, the following is a definition of Butterfly Spread: A three-legged option spread in which each leg has the same expiration date but different strike prices. For example, a butterfly spread in soybean call options […]

  • Buyer

    Concept of Buyer in Futures TradingIn this context of financial law, the following is a definition of Buyer: A market participant who takes a long futures position or buys an option. An option buyer is also called a taker, holder, or owner.

  • Bull Vertical Spread

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  • Bull Market

    Concept of Bull Market in Futures TradingIn this context of financial law, the following is a definition of Bull Market: A market in which prices generally are rising over a period of months or years. Opposite of bear market.