Client's leg1 & Leg2 rates

Arabic translation: قائمتا سعر، خيارا سعر

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English term or phrase:Client's leg1 & Leg2 rates
Arabic translation: قائمتا سعر، خيارا سعر
Entered by: Tharaa Hafez

17:00 Jul 29, 2004
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IT (Information Technology)
English term or phrase: Client's leg1 & Leg2 rates
* Leg1 Rate: The rate per unit applied for time spent on Leg1 .
* This option allows the reseller to calculate the client's leg2 charge from the time leg1 is connected.

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Saraa
Tharaa Hafez
Egypt
Local time: 01:21
Rate Options - قائمتا سعر، خيارا سعر، قاعدتا أسعار
Explanation:
Leg 1 & Leg 2 are sort of a 'rate options'. They are used in financial terms (exchange, stock, prices)

This glossary defines "Leg" as:
(1) Sustained trend in stock market prices.
(2) One side of a spread transaction. For instance, a trader might have a straddle; the two options (in this case - a call and a put on the same stock, at the same price, with the same expiration date) are called legs of the spread.
http://www.equanto.com/glossary/l.html

This link says:
Short Leg: The rate agreed at the time of the conclusion of the contract.
Long Leg: The rate agreed at a date further in the future at a rate agreed at the time of the contract.
http://www.firstsovereign.net/glossaryfm.html

Sounds like they are TWO "ways" or "sides" or "listings" like the two legs of a triangle.
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Randa Farhat
Lebanon
Local time: 02:21
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Summary of answers provided
4عملاء إعادة البيع
Misbar
4اتجاه مطول في اسعار سوق الاسهم
Ali Khaireddine
1Rate Options - قائمتا سعر، خيارا سعر، قاعدتا أسعار
Randa Farhat


  

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Leg 1, 2
Rate Options - قائمتا سعر، خيارا سعر، قاعدتا أسعار


Explanation:
Leg 1 & Leg 2 are sort of a 'rate options'. They are used in financial terms (exchange, stock, prices)

This glossary defines "Leg" as:
(1) Sustained trend in stock market prices.
(2) One side of a spread transaction. For instance, a trader might have a straddle; the two options (in this case - a call and a put on the same stock, at the same price, with the same expiration date) are called legs of the spread.
http://www.equanto.com/glossary/l.html

This link says:
Short Leg: The rate agreed at the time of the conclusion of the contract.
Long Leg: The rate agreed at a date further in the future at a rate agreed at the time of the contract.
http://www.firstsovereign.net/glossaryfm.html

Sounds like they are TWO "ways" or "sides" or "listings" like the two legs of a triangle.

Randa Farhat
Lebanon
Local time: 02:21
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Native speaker of: Arabic
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client's leg1 & leg2 rates
عملاء إعادة البيع


Explanation:
مثل هذه الحسية تستخدم عادة لـ
Affiliate programs
حيث وجود أكثر من وسيط للبيع


    Reference: http://www.telcan.net/English/affiliate_cdr.asp?VLG=1055525
Misbar
Native speaker of: Native in ArabicArabic
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Leg
اتجاه مطول في اسعار سوق الاسهم


Explanation:
This term i found in the Dictionary of Banking
and Investing ,Money and Stock Markets
by Hassan Khansa

Ali Khaireddine
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Native speaker of: Native in ArabicArabic
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