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Glossario del trading
Il glossario di trading si riferisce a un tipo di strategia in cui i trader utilizzano un insieme predefinito di termini, definizioni o concetti per prendere decisioni consapevoli. Spesso include gergo specifico del settore, metriche finanziarie e strumenti di analisi per navigare efficacemente nei mercati.
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Hurdle rate
The minimum rate of return that a hedge fund or other investments must achieve to justify the fees charged to clients.
Hybrid security
A financial instrument that combines the features of both debt and equity securities.
Hybrid Wallet
A cryptocurrency wallet that has elements of hot and cold storage with the convenience of easier access but more security than a wallet that is entirely online. Hybrid designs, however, generate and store private keys locally on the user device, rather than on a remote server, while still being connected to the internet for broadcasting transactions.
The most common type is a non-custodial software wallet, meaning the user holds the keys to their own assets (as they would with a non-custodial exchange account where the exchange holds the keys) but the application is internet-connected. This maintains self-custody without the need for physical hardware, sitting between pure hot storage (server-held keys) and full cold storage (offline keys).
Another hybrid approach comes in the form of multi-signature wallets, where multiple keys authorize each transaction, some online for convenience and others offline, requiring both to co-sign before any funds move.
Example: An investor has a non-custodial mobile wallet with private keys saved on their phone, not the provider’s servers. The wallet is internet-enabled for ease of use but the provider is unable to access the funds as the keys never leave the device. The key advantage of the hybrid model over custodial exchange accounts is that the keys are controlled by the provider and if their infrastructure is hacked the investor’s assets remain safe.
IBEX 35
The IBEX 35 is Spain’s main stock market index. It contains 35 actively traded companies listed on the Spanish exchange. Membership depends heavily on liquidity, so the largest company is not automatically included if its shares do not trade enough. The index is weighted by market value, which gives larger members more influence over its movements. Banks, utilities, energy companies, retailers, and other sectors may all be represented. The IBEX 35 is used as a reference for Spanish equity funds, futures, options, and other financial products.
IBOR
IBOR stands for Interbank Offered Rate. It is a general name for benchmark interest rates used in loans, bonds, and derivatives. LIBOR, EURIBOR, TIBOR, and EIBOR are examples, but each belongs to a different market and follows its own calculation rules. A business loan may charge an IBOR rate plus an added margin, such as IBOR plus 2%. IBOR is therefore not one worldwide interest rate. Some older IBORs, especially LIBOR, were replaced after concerns about how they were calculated. Other benchmarks continue to operate and may still be widely used in their local markets.
ICE U.S. Dollar Inflation Expectations Index
The ICE U.S. Dollar Inflation Expectations Index reflects how much future US inflation is implied by financial-market prices. It uses information from ordinary Treasury securities, inflation-protected Treasuries, and inflation swaps. The result is different from the Consumer Price Index, which measures inflation that has already occurred. It is also different from a survey asking households or economists what they expect. A higher reading means market pricing points to stronger inflation over the stated period. Liquidity, risk premiums, and demand for particular bonds can also affect the estimate.
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