Spread

In finance a spread is the difference between the price bid and the price asked on a commodity or security. The profit made by market makers is largely the direct result of this spread, also called the turn. A spread is also used to refer to the difference in price between related securities or different markets in the same security. E.g. between the futures market and the spot market. Spread traders hold long and short contracts simultaneously in the same or related security markets. Financial glossary: Spread A food spread is an edible paste which is usually spread out the name over the surface of another food, e.g. toast.

 

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