IN the world of arbitrage, an investor can realise a profit from selling and buying the same marketable instrument quoted in two different markets and take advantage of the price difference.
This is done by traders who see a small window of opportunity, and when the price difference is large enough to offset trading costs, the profits, when annualised, can be substantial.
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