Floor Price
| The floor price is the lowest possible selling price of an asset. This is important to know when setting prices for things like stocks, bonds, and other securities. By understanding the floor price, investors can make informed decisions about when to buy or sell. The floor price is determined by a number of factors, including the asset's intrinsic value, market conditions, and the investor's own personal circumstances. In some cases, the floor price may be set by the government or other regulatory bodies. When setting a price for an asset, it is important to consider the floor price. This will help ensure that the asset is sold at a fair price and that the investor does not lose money on the transaction. |
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