Examples of using Contract size in English and their translations into Slovak
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Contract Size(1 Lot).
Non standardised contract sizes.
Contract size does not matter.
Contract size and multiplier.
Currency future: Number of contracts* notional contract size.
The contract size is standardized.
Number of contracts x notional contract size.
The contract size is 100 troy ounces.
Number of contracts* notional contract size* index level.
Volume* contract size* minimum price change.
Number of contracts*notional contract size* index level* delta.
The contract sizes are relatively large, and the index is volatile.
Martingale strategy doubles the contract size if the previous one has been unsuccessful.
Obtained by multiplying the premium's quoted price by the contract size(multiple).
This corresponds to the contract size you chose in the toolbar at the top of the screenshot.
As future contracts are standardized as far as expiry dates and contract sizes, they can be traded on exchanges.
Lot: A unit measuring the contract size specified for each Underlying Asset found in the‘Contract Specifications' section of the Main Website.
As futures contracts are standardized in terms of expiry dates and contract sizes, they can be freely traded on exchanges.
Of course the higher the investment the more your contract size will increase, for example increasing the stop-lossinvestment to 200 will show a contract size of 50,000 which means your biary value will also double to 3.
Since futures contracts are standardized in terms of the validity period and contract size they can be freely traded on exchanges.
Used in Futures contract trading to define a fixed contract size corresponding to a fixed amount of the item that will be traded in the future.
Stocks can let you borrow from your broker on margin to, but only with 2:1 leverage, and futures can grant much greater leverage(up to 30:1)but with a fixed contract size that dramatically decreases flexibility.
In the futures markets, leverage is significantly higher than stocks,and because lot or contract size is also fixed, this greater leverage magnifies the danger and thus necessitates much large account sizes to safely trade it.
We consider that the low level of participation in the financial evaluation cited by the Court was attributable to factors outside the control of the EBA,including low bidding interest(driven by exchange rate risk, contract size, high tendering costs and low profit margins) and the poor quality of technical proposals.
Since futures contracts are standardized in terms of expiry dates and contract sizes, they can be freely traded on exchanges through the trading terminals.