фр. écart horizontal
исп. margen horizontal; posición diferencial horizantal
горизонтальный спред
Стратегия в области сделок с опционами, предполагающая приобретение и продажу по одной и той же цене одинакового количества опционов с разными сроками погашения.
Финансы и долги. — М.: Весь мир. 1997.
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