Currency Exchange » thoughts about foreign exchange program

1. juarez11
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   numerous fellows voice to me concern as to static spread.
   The meaning of static spread is the constant yield spread which when added to the point on the spot rate Treasury curve where a cash flow from a bond is received will make the price of the bond equal to the present value of its cash flows. In other words, each cash flow is discounted at the appropriate Treasury spot rate plus the static spread. The static spread is also known as a zero-volatility or Z-spread.
   Static or Z-spread calculations are frequently used in mortgage-backed securities and other bonds with embedded options valuation. An option adjusted spread calculation, which is frequently used to value bonds with embedded options, is essentially a static spread calculation based on multiple interest rate paths and the prepayment rates associated with each interest rate path.

   Posted 1 year ago #

2. naomikey
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   when learning howto study the current foreign exchange situation, one should pay little attention to trade related logic like the fact that the Australian Dollar is expected to peak vs. the Argentine Peso towards the 10th of this month, and concentrate on primary sector industry related processes like, for example the fact that the changes in the electronic equipments export might impact on the Australian market.

   Posted 1 year ago #

3. juarez11
   Member

   someone??

   Posted 1 year ago #

4. riyaglover
   Member

   no matter what yuo do, don't sell AUD till mid- 2009. At least 4 brokers told me that, when Australian Dollar rate will be affected by the descent in the fx commerce, and because of that is going to descend.

   Posted 1 year ago #

5. kasey_mcguire
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   apparently the effect of the market's changes on the Australian Dollar in Argentina began surfacing around the time that the updates in the glassware industry will change the foreign exchange in South America and accelerate the industry's recovery a fact should probably advocate the AUD's transubstantiation.

   Posted 1 year ago #

6. juarez11
   Member

   bump

   Posted 1 year ago #

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