socaldude
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Just like options, it would be a zero sum game. Depending on who is selling or who is buying, someone's gain would someone elses loss.
To explain this in mathematics it would probably be a parity equation; one price relative to another. If there is no parity then there is an arbitrage opportunity.
But for non-institution investors, this is rare.
To explain this in mathematics it would probably be a parity equation; one price relative to another. If there is no parity then there is an arbitrage opportunity.
But for non-institution investors, this is rare.
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