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29/07/2021

INSTRUMENTS IN THE FINANCIAL MARKETS
Part II
Derivatives
A derivative is a contract whose price is based on the market value of one or more assets such as shares, indices, or currencies.
The main derivatives are options and futures.
Commodities
Is a market that trades in the primary economic sector such as cocoa, fruit, and sugar, or gold and oil.
Etfs
Particular types of funds called exchange traded funds, whose shares are traded in the same way as stocks.
Bonds
The bond is a security issued by a company or a state. Upon expiry, gives its holder the right to repay the capital lent, plus an interest.

In the next section, we'll start discovering fundamental analysis.

See you!!!

29/07/2021

INSTRUMENTS IN THE FINANCIAL MARKETS
Part I
Financial instruments are contracts that have as their object a financial benefit.
There are various types of financial instruments:

Shares
The stock is a security that represents the ownership of a share of the capital of a company. The possession of one share gives the right to be a shareholder of a limited company.

Currencies
The currency market is where the currencies are exchanged. The exchange rate between two currencies depends on the ratio between the forces shown by the economy of the two issuing countries.

Cryptocurrencies
They are decentralized virtual currencies and were created to function as a payment method. We can invest or trade cryptocurrencies like any other currency.

In the second part, we'll see other available financial instruments.

27/07/2021

INTRODUCTION TO FINANCIAL MARKETS
Part II
There are two types of markets:
Organized markets, where traders carry out trades in compliance with a set of rules, such as on the stock exchange.
And the unorganized markets, also known as over the counter, in which agreements between operators are taken by means of a direct contract.
The OTC markets include currencies, cryptocurrencies, and interest rate markets.
The substantial difference between the two is that while the prices and volumes of the various trades are provided in the first, in the OTC markets it is not possible to indicate the volumes of the transactions carried out.

See you in the next video!!

26/07/2021

INTRODUCTION TO FINANCIAL MARKETS
Part I
Financial markets are physical or virtual places where financial instruments are contracted, such as stocks, currencies, bonds, commodities, and ETFs.
Generally, financial instruments mean contracts with a financial benefit.
From the meeting between demand and supply of financial instruments, prices are formed.

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