Quid pro quo, a Latin term manning "something for something,". Used when two parties are engaged in a mutual agreement to exchange goods or services with one another.
Quid pro quo, a Latin term manning "something for something,". Used when two parties are engaged in a mutual agreement to exchange goods or services with one another.
Quarter over quarter is a measure of an investment volume or company's growth from one quarter to the next.
Quantity theory of money is a theory that suggests that changes in price relate to changes in money supply.
A quanto swap is a cross-currency, cash-set interest rate swap, where one of the parties pays a foreign interest rate of the other party.
Icarus factor is a term used to describe a situation when the management of the company sets too ambitious plans which ultimately do not work out and harm the company in the end.
QQQQ is an old name used for Nasdaq 100 Index. This index consists of 100 biggest and most commonly traded non-financial stocks of Nasdaq. The index is also known as QUADRUPLE Qs. The official symbol is QQQ Trust or QQQ.
QOQ or quarter to quarter is a technique that is used to measure the performance of the asset in the current quarter to the previous one or to the same quarter in a different year. The technique is useful for those who want to see a big picture in the growth of the companies and assets.