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Definition of 'Bailard, Biehl And Kaiser Five-Way Model'

A model of five investor categories developed by fund managers Tom Bailard, Larry Biehl and Ron Kaiser. The Bailard, Biehl and Kaiser (BB&K) Five-Way Model defines investor personalities based on their confidence level and preferred method of action. The five categories thus defined are - Individualists, Adventurers, Celebrities, Guardians and Straight Arrows.
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Investopedia explains 'Bailard, Biehl And Kaiser Five-Way Model'

The BB&K classification system enables investment advisors to target the right kind of clients for their particular business specialty and provide a higher level of service. For example, an advisor who specializes in aggressive option strategies would be better off targeting his or her marketing efforts to celebrities rather than guardians.

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    Alligator Spread

  2. Atlantic Spread

  3. Back Fee

  4. Backspread

  5. Bailard, Biehl And Kaiser Five-Way Model

  6. Bear Call Spread

  7. Bear Put Spread

  8. Bear Spread

  9. Bear Straddle

  10. Box Spread

  11. Bull Call Spread

  12. Bull Put Spread

  13. Bull Spread

  14. Bullet Trade

  15. Butterfly Spread

  16. Buy A Spread

  17. Calendar Spread

  18. Call Ratio Backspread

  19. Collar

  20. Collar Agreement

  21. Condor Spread

  22. Contingent Order

  23. Conversion Arbitrage

  24. Covered Call

  25. Covered Combination

  26. Covered Straddle

  27. Credit Spread

  28. Death Put

  29. Debit Spread

  30. Delta Hedging

  31. Delta Neutral

  32. Delta Spread

  33. Diagonal Spread

  34. Dividend Arbitrage

  35. Double One-Touch Option

  36. Fence (Options)

  37. Fiduciary Call

  38. Fixed Dollar Value Collar

  39. FMAN

  40. Forex Hedge

  41. Forex Option & Currency Trading Options

  42. Form 6781: Gains And Losses From Section ...

  43. Front Fee

  44. Gut Spread

  45. Heston Model

  46. Horizontal Spread

  47. Implied Volatility - IV

  48. Interest Rate Collar

  49. Iron Butterfly

  50. Iron Condor

  51. Leg

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  53. Long Jelly Roll

  54. Long Leg

  55. Long Put

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  57. Long-Term Equity Anticipation Securities ...

  58. Married Put

  59. Modidor

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  61. Multi-Leg Options Order

  62. Naked Call

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  64. Naked Position

  65. Naked Put

  66. Negative Butterfly

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  76. Put On A Call

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  78. Put Ratio Backspread

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  80. Ratio Call Write

  81. Ratio Spread

  82. Reverse Calendar Spread

  83. Reverse Conversion

  84. Risk Reversal

  85. Roll Down

  86. Roll Forward

  87. Roll Up

  88. Seagull Option

  89. Sell To Open

  90. Series 4

  91. Short Leg

  92. Short Straddle

  93. Straddle

  94. Strangle

  95. Swing Option

  96. Synthetic Dividend

  97. Variable Ratio Write

  98. VIX Option

  99. Writing An Option

  100. Zero Cost Collar

  101. Zomma

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