WEAK MARKET
Market where buyers are greatly outnumbered by the sellers.
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Market where buyers are greatly outnumbered by the sellers.
Problem where desired and current state is identified clearly and reaching desired state is obvious. See ill structured problem.
Unprofitable business or investment.
Benefit of the spouse of a worker who has died.
Wireless technology providing internet service over larger distances than Wi-Fi___33.
Unit trust scheme allowing monthly withdrawals of capital gains in a fixed amount.
Hours worked by a full time person each year and commonly 52 weeks at 40 hours each week.
Part of inventory available for normal demand in a given period.
Judgment of a customer on satisfaction derived by purchasing an item.
Accounting. Where an asset is uncollectable and considered to be a loss.
When weather risks cause securitization. These risks can be temperature or percipitation. This is not the result of a catastrophe. Repayment stops when loss causing weather damages crops. Refer to catastrophe bond,
An organization created in 1994 that is supranational. It regulates trade of goods and services.
The process of comparing value to variable changes in the market. Part of the markov process. It is used in pricing options.
Physical barrels delivered rather than financially settled. It is used in refining and supply trades.
A security announced but not priced. It is informal but legally binding. When settled it trades like any seasoned security. Refer to to be announced and when issued treasury.
Treasury bills that are announced but not yet priced. Upon settling they will sell as any treasury bill would. Refer to to be announced and when issued security.
When security price falls causing a stop loss order. The price will rebound. Or a raise in price that trigger purchases lowering stock price.
Releasing corporate earnings before a full public announcement. The US limits this by prohibiting selective disclosure.
Stock of a target company of hostile takeover. Price and volume will be erratic due to the rumor.
An employee who turns against their superiors to bring an problem out in the open.
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