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         <description><![CDATA[What are derivatives? they are securities whose worth depends on the worth of another asset. This asset that the spinoff depends upon is named the underlying asset. This underlying asset typically consists of cash market investments that embrace stocks, bonds, commodities, or money market instruments. Overall, a spinoff is used as some way to hedge risk and as a high risk investment.
There are a number of spinoff types and they embrace choices, futures, and warrants. Basically, the spinoff is a...]]></description>
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