Discount
1.The difference between a fixed income security’s face value and its market price. This only applies when the security’s market price is lower than its face value, otherwise it’s known as a premium.
2. The difference between an ETF’s net asset value and its market price. This only applies when the security’s market price is lower than its net asset value, otherwise it’s known as a premium.
Related Terms
- Conglomerate Discount
- Discount to Net Asset Value
- Margin of Safety
- Dividend Discount Model
- Premium
- Discount Rate
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