Mittelwert des gewählten Orderbuchs
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Gespeicherter Referenzwert
Ja 98%
Ja 98%Marktqualitat
65 / 100
Mittlere Qualität24h-Volumen
221,8 €
Liquidität
10.093,4 €
Mittlere LiquiditätOpen Interest
2086,7 $
Geld / Brief
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JaSpread
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Kommentare
2
7d-Änderung
+42.4 pts
Marktdaten
Aktualisiert vor 10 Minuten
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Chart und Änderungen zeigen gespeicherte historische Wahrscheinlichkeiten, nicht das gewählte aktuelle Orderbuch.
Trends
Gewählte Zeile: Orderbuch-Mittelwert. Andere Zeilen: gespeicherte, ggf. normalisierte Referenzwerte; 24h-Änderungen basieren auf gespeicherter Historie.
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- Mindestorder (Anteile):
- 5
- Preisschritt:
- 0,1 Prozentpunkte
- Gebühren:
- Ja
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