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Zero-investment portfolio

A Portfolio or part of a Portfolio with zero (or nearly zero) Net value, created by buying and shorting equal amounts of securities, usually for Arbitrage reasons.

Related Terms: 7 Arbitrage, Buy, ECU, Net, Portfolio, SEC, Short
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