Financial security on which a derivative is based.
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But unlike sukuk, they allow buyers direct access to the underlying asset.
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Tail risk refers to an unexpected large price movement in an underlying asset.
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Its value is tied to the value of the underlying asset.
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An RSI reading above 70 indicates the underlying asset is overbought.
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CFDs give investors exposure to price movements in securities without owning the underlying asset.
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CFD, or contract-for-difference, trading allow a buyer to trade without actually owning the underlying asset.
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All, except two, failed to explain or even display the underlying asset behind the product.
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CFDs give an investor exposure to price movements in securities without owning the underlying asset.
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Fitch's Recovery Estimate relates to an estimate of the potential cashflows generated by the underlying asset.
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Options offer traders the chance to bet on prices without the obligation to acquire an underlying asset.
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That deal is unlikely to come this year, however, due to a legal dispute of an underlying asset.
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CFDs allow a buyer to trade on movements in a market price without actually owning the underlying asset.
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As all property followers know too well, it is the underlying asset value of the shares that matters.
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Options offer buyers the chance to bet on prices without the obligation to pick up the underlying asset.
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They include sukuk, the Islamic alternative to bonds, where returns are based on profits from an underlying asset.
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That exposes traders to the underlying asset, forcing them to dump futures when the market continues to fall.
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