vahedspreads
Vahedspreads is a term sometimes used in financial contexts, particularly within certain trading communities or platforms, to refer to the difference between the bid and ask prices of a financial instrument, often an option contract. This difference, also known as the bid-ask spread, represents the cost of immediate execution of a trade. When a trader buys an option, they pay the ask price, and when they sell it, they receive the bid price. The vahedspread is essentially the profit margin for the market maker or liquidity provider.
In some trading environments, the term "vahed" might be a specific unit of measurement or a colloquialism