A distribution of values around a mean value that is generally encountered on the financial market in cases where a large number of purchases and sales take place. The normal distribution is characterized by equal probability of a negative and positive deviation from the mean value. This is calculated, unless otherwise stated, from the sum of the individual measured values divided by their number. – See model risk, normal distribution doctrine, distribution, stable.
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