Limit orders set a price, market orders execute at current market price instantly
Limit orders set a price, market orders execute at current market price instantly
What an automated market maker (AMM) does — uses a formula instead of an order book for trading
AMM employs a liquidity pool and a mathematical formula to set prices and facilitate trades
What supply and demand equilibrium is — the price where quantity supplied equals quantity demanded
Price at which market clears, Qs = Qd
What implied volatility tells you — the market's expectation of future price movement
Implied volatility indicates the market's anticipated future price fluctuation of an asset
What anchoring does in investing — the purchase price biases your sell decision
Anchoring bias causes investors to base sell decisions on initial purchase price rather than current market value
What a stock split does — increases share count while proportionally reducing price
Stock splits increase the number of shares, proportionally decreasing the price per share
What the efficient market hypothesis claims — prices reflect all available information
Efficient Market Hypothesis: Prices incorporate all publicly available information
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