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yeah, you're missing the conversation
It was about what ARB is.
A moviestock/BW are priced at what the HSX players dictate with their volume. Their unadjusted prices have nothing to do with the real world Box Office.
When they adjust/delist, they adjust/delist based on REAL WORLD box office.
SUMMARY
HSX bases prices of securities on the player volume market, then delists based on the real world market. Hence 2 markets, HSX and Real World BO market.
Current price = HSX volume.....Adjust/Delist dictated by real world value.
An HSX security is ARB when HSX price < Real World Gross
And either way, your definition of Arbitrage is still outdated by well over 20 years.
? on BW Trades {nm} Aug 07, 11:53
That sucked.... {nm} Aug 07, 11:55
Switched to a different browser...Not sure why Addl Msg is being cleared Aug 07, 11:58
Wow, which BW is that?! That would be a $20 ARB. {nm} Aug 07, 12:50
The numbers were fudged lest I get in trouble. What does ARB stand for? {nm} Aug 07, 12:51
ARB short for Arbitrage Aug 07, 13:21
The definition of arbitrage Aug 07, 18:23
Uh, no Aug 07, 20:27
Confused...[BRAVE.BW] Aug 07, 21:36
yeah, you're missing the conversation Aug 07, 22:33
I always buy long since it is easy money. Sell if has not reach box office props {nm} Aug 08, 10:47
Thank you very much. Very helpful! Aug 08, 04:29
I just buy every Bw. I got nothing to lose. Since it is easy money Aug 08, 10:52
OK....here we go....First, you mean "strike" not "stake" Buying at 25 means that it had better have a box of 175 or more... Aug 07, 20:16
Thank you {nm} Aug 08, 04:28