SHORT
1. Less than a required or needed amount. 2. A short position trader.
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1. Less than a required or needed amount. 2. A short position trader.
Transactions recorded that are based on finanacial investments that are sold at the bottom price.
A call option type with different strategies. In one an investor will sell a covered call, while in the other the investor sell a naked call.
A defect that is fpound in wiring or a circuit that causes electricity to bypass its preferred route.
A rise, in the short term, of a trading price for a security or futures contract due the buying of short sellers out of that position.
A standard US 2 paragraph report where the opening paragraph outlines what the auditor has completed and the following paragraph shows the findings from the audit.
A B/L that has no conditions or terms of carriage that are printed on the reverse.
A merger with a subsidairy firm that can occur without the approval of shareholders.
The short interest thta is then divided by a stock’s avarage daily traded volume. It shows the number of days a short seller would take to buy shares that are required to
a feature of GSM or Global Dsytem for Mobile Communications. It lets cell phones send and receive 160 bytes or about 160 characters long alpha-numeric messages or it can broadcast clips of
A cancellation type where the insured does not get refunded a proportion to the number of days that are left on a policy.
A premium that is associated with a policy that is issued for a short term that is less than the usual term.
A time during which only some variables can be changed as time is short.
An SEC ruling that will prohibit the initiating of a short sale at lower prices than a previous sale. It is to prevent panic that is responsible for a market crash ike
A profit made from an anticipated drop in commodity prices by borrowing money and selling them now, or by selling a “firm promise” and deliver it at a later date. A short
Cargo that has not been completely loaded onto a ship or plane but is till on the bill of lading or air way bill.
A strategy used in options trading where a short position is taken at the same time a s a call option and a short option on the same asset. The opposite of
A situtaion that arised in a market where demand has exceeded expectations and stock that is able to be supplied.
An asset that has a life span less than 5 years or equal to 5 years.
A debt that is payable within a 12 month period. It can include a portion of a long term debt.
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