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COMPOUND

1.to compute a charge on an amount that is already added. 2. a sustance with two or more elements in it held together by a covalent bond. 3. settling a matter in

COMPOUND OPTION STRATEGY

A package of OPTIONS created to provide unique RISK MANAGEMENT investment, or speculative results that cannot be achieved through simple positions. Common compound strategies include BULL SPREADS, BEAR SPREADS, STRADDLES, STRANGLES, and

COMPOUNDING

Estimatig future value by adding compoud interest rates.

COMPRADORE

An agent from a foreign firm that acts for their country for a buyer.

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