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spread something onto something and spread something on
to distribute a coating of something onto something. Spread the butter onto the bread evenly. Spread on the butter evenly. Donna spread the paint on with a roller.
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Iron Condor Spread is the combination of a Bullish Vertical Credit Spread and a Bearish Vertical Credit Spread on the same underlying asset Depending on how the spreads are constructed, option traders will potentially be able to obtain twice the collect premium over a single spread position Iron Condor Spread is the combination of a Bullish Vertical Credit Spread and a Bearish Vertical Credit Spread on the same underlying asset.
Consistent Monthly Cash Flow Using the Iron Condor Option Trading ... by Mike Conley / Finance and Investment community
In addition, the IDT 9DS800 allows the user to turn spread on and off and to select the amount of spread needed via pin selection or the SMBus interface, allowing for greater design flexibility.
IDT Introduces First Spread Injection PLL Buffering Solution by Business Wire
NEW YORK & TORONTO & ZURICH, Switzerland -- OANDA Corporation, well known for pioneering Internet-based forex trading and a global leader in currency information services, announces today that it has broken the sound barrier in foreign exchange and lowered its standard spread on EUR/USD to an astonishing 0.
OANDA Breaks the Sound Barrier in Foreign Exchange; First Retail ... by Business Wire
 
 
 
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