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anassada999
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In the revision kit they have in some some questions they have used basis points for example “less 30 basis points”
I have gone through your lecture videos and come across tick i understood that
IS tick and basis points the same or different?
anassada999
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I do understand the concept of basis risk
just the difference and whether the implementation is the same or not
John Moffat
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We use the word basis point when we are referring to a change of 0.01% in the rate of interest, and we use the term tick when we are referring to a change of 0.01 in the futures price.
Questions sometimes give you the tick value (i.e, the gain or loss due to a 1 tick change in the futures price) but as I explain in my lectures you never actually need to answer in terms of ticks (and I never do 🙂 ).
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