Definition
Two prices for every contract: the bid is the most a buyer will pay right now, the ask is the least a seller will take. The gap between them is the cost of trading in and out, so buying at the ask and selling at the bid gives up that gap.
Two prices for every contract: the bid is the most a buyer will pay right now, the ask is the least a seller will take. The gap between them is the cost of trading in and out, so buying at the ask and selling at the bid gives up that gap.
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