RIO TRADE
Named to illustrate an attempt of fleeing to Rio if this strategy fails, it is an attempt to reverse losses by executing a large and risky trade.
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Named to illustrate an attempt of fleeing to Rio if this strategy fails, it is an attempt to reverse losses by executing a large and risky trade.
The attempt to reduce financial and operating risk by withdrawal from high risk ventures of risk pooling resulting in diversification. Refer to loss control and loss financing.
A securities order typically carrying lower returns or charges than odd lots that are traded in the standard size in accordance with the market.
When an entire industries, such as automobile manufacturers volatility is reflected in an over the counter or exchange trade.
A list of registered new securities that don
When a group or institution buy a portion of an asset to cause their prices to go up. This way the short position has to cover it. Refer to bear trap.
Perishable commodities and derivatives. Excluding grain, cotton, and orange juice.
When the economy is plagued by little to no growth, rising prices, and high unemployment.
The selling in an auction market of government bills at the lowest acceptable price.
An anti takeover strategy that requires a supermajority vote.
Insurance beyone the end of a standard policy.
A loan that lasts between 1 and 10 years. It has a specific amount to be repaid on a schedule at floatin interest. Refer to theta and time decay.
A deposit made by a bank to pay coupons. This is done until maturity when the funds can be accessed. Refer to lockup certificate of deposit, certificate of deposit, interbank deposit, and
A portion of securities with a unique set of characteristics. They are used in securitization.
Moving a yield curve up or down to adjust the value of a portfolio or a fixed income transaction. This is done using basis points to move the long and short term
A reserve held out of premium. This is the amount needed to cover losses before maturation.
Insurance that pays out an agreed upon amount if loss should occur. Commonly life insurance. Refer to indemnity contract.
A holder of a derivative contract that plans to close out before maturity. Retail investors are commonly weak hands. Refer to strong hands.
The shortterm operating resources of a company. Refer to loan, gross working and net working capital.
When an investor shows interest in new securities. It is nonbinding because the securities are not yet registered. Refer to the defenition of circle.