"Asking price" refers to the price quoted by the seller in the transaction between the buyer and the seller in the market, which is used to express the willingness and requirements for selling goods or providing services. "Charge price" refers to the price at which the buyer expresses his purchase intention, and the buyer can express his purchase intention through this price for the seller to accept or reject.
In CFA market, bidding and liquidation are generally conducted in the form of futures contracts, through which investors can determine the future buying or selling prices. In this case, the seller will bid first, and the buyer will accept or reject the price. This ensures that buyers and sellers have a reasonable and fair trading environment.
In addition, in CFA market, there are some rules and restrictions on bidding and bidding, and investors can better achieve their investment goals by understanding these rules and restrictions. For example, investors can buy goods at a lower buying price and sell goods at a higher selling price to gain more value and other more investment opportunities.
In short, asking price and asking price are very important concepts in CFA market. Buyers and sellers can reach the best deal according to the asking price and the asking price, and make full use of the market mechanism to obtain the maximum investment income.