1. Able to move. Capable of movement. 2. Cellular or mobile phone in today’s slang. 3. An arranged, balanced free-moving object. An example is a crib mobile that moves dangling toys.

A cross share holders network in a keiretsu company.

Portable, wireless telephone device. Cellular towers connect the calls between two devices. Mobile phones are the most widely used portable device in the world, using transmitted frequencies. Motorola developed the first mobile

Referential value in a series of data to the most common, most often occurring value. In a frequency distribution graph, the peak represents the mode. The mode of the series 1, 2,

Policyholder’s chosen payment frequency: annually, monthly, or quarterly.

Concepts about how the world works, or environmental data stored in a machine’s memory, that guide a person or machine in its interactions with its surroundings. Also refer to mental models.

Shipment movement method from point ‘A’ to point ‘B’: air, rail, road, or sea.

Transfer funds between banks or accounts, deposit or withdraw funds, or pay bills by mobile phone. Purchase items, whether physical or electronic, by mobile phone.

A legal obligation does not occur because a fact that exists or that does not exist is forgotten, or ignored. If a mistake of fact occurs in court proceedings, the erring court

Macaulay duration adjusted for compounding. Fixed-income financial instrument’s price volatility and interest rate sensitivity measure. Like an interest bearing bond, the instrument’s value-percentage change for each percentage point change in prevailing interest

Many contexts use this general term. Insurance coverage on similar policies refers to a changed premium from the normal premium.

The theory that a perfect market should be used to calculate rather than actual market.

Contracts dovetailed, sequenced, but separate.

Electrical signal change process. Carrying information contained in a signal by superimposing the signal’s characteristics onto a carrier wave is an example. Also refer to amplitude modulation and frequency modulation.

Not being full-on or full off; changing incrementally.

A portfolio, business deal, housing unit, or other product built as an example version and used to show a pattern, configuration, and/or future products of the same nature, look-and-feel. This unit is

Repeated centrifuging in crystalline sugar manufacturing of concentrated and clarified cane or beet juice leaves this heavenly, heavy, viscous liquid after the removal of sucrose from the mother liquor. The final molasses,

High volume and rapidly rising or dropping prices make target stocks in this type of trading strategy.

The upward and downward movement of a security in the market index.

Typically inexperienced or small-sum Investors who invest minimally. They do not invest any large sums, not expecting to supplement their income from stock proceeds.