WEIGHTING
Technique where some data is more emphasized than other in a summary or group.
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Technique where some data is more emphasized than other in a summary or group.
Unpublished opinion in the investment community about a firm’s possible forthcoming earnings.
Market showing wide spread or substantial profit margins.
Index that represents every listed company in the US and is the largest measure of stock market performance.
With a subsequent liability.
Authorization for mow work through client/customer negotiations.
1. Commerce. A day that is not a legal holiday or a Sunday. 2. Law. A day other than Sunday and a gazette, statutory holiday.
Payoff that is equal to the minimum payoff of 2 options. See best of 2 option.
Downward revision of an asset’s book value reflecting current drop in market value.
Apparel used to organize cash, credit cards and other small items important for daily use.
One of the USA’s largest savings and loan businesses based in Seattle in Washington. Washington Bank is no longer a part after FDIC seized and sold assets to JP Morgan Chase in
Relating to another countries currency needing more of yours to buy theirs.
1. Resources and conditions needed for healthy and comfortable living. 2. Government support for members of society who are disadvantaged.
Fraud and crime committed by managerial and administrative personnel, professionals and public servants.
Passenger planes with 2 aisles.
Weighted index of US market capitalization.
Buying shares where the purchaser has the right o buy more shares in the next share issue.
Employee group working to complete jobs.
Temporary file of data, drafts, notes etc. Used in analyzing and preparing plans, documents and projects.
Measure of the value received, derived satisfaction of a tangible or intangible product.
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