Market price and Mean: Difference between pages

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Strictly, the same as the Arithmetic mean.

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The term 'mean' is also sometimes used much more loosely, to refer to any measure of the mid-point (or Central location) of a set of data.

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-The price which market makers are currently quoting in the market for a commodity or for any other asset or financial instrument, or at which a deal has most recently been struck in the market.
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+Strictly, the same as the Arithmetic mean.
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+The term 'mean' is also sometimes used much more loosely, to refer to any measure of the mid-point (or Central location) of a set of data.
-Usually, but not necessarily, quoted on the conventional basis for the market in question.
 == See also ==
-* [[Earnings yield]]
+* [[Arithmetic mean]]
-* [[Market maker]]
+* [[Central location]]
-* [[Market value]]
+* [[Geometric mean]]
-* [[Marking to market]]
+* [[Kurtosis]]
-* [[Quotation/Quote]]
+* [[LIMEAN]]
-* [[Value]]
+* [[Mean deviation]]
+* [[Mean reversion]]
+* [[Mean-variance efficiency]]
+* [[Median]]
+* [[Mode]]
+* [[Pearson's Coefficient of Skew]]
+* [[Standard deviation]]
+* [[Variance]]
+* [[Weighted average]]
+[[Category:The_business_context]]