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by JumpCrisscross
1534 days ago
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> Only if you consider the trade in the quantity of the goods traded, and not in a prevailing unit of accounting Nope, this is microeconomics. If you and I have the same funding costs and we trade a commodity derivative, any gain you have is a gain I gave up. Any loss you have is one I avoided. This is true irrespective of the unit of account of point in time at which one measures it; it's an identity. The only |
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Someone who buys wheat, holds it and sells it the next day is definitely not “trading”, he merely engages in a series of discrete trades? Daft.