A J-curve is a trading pattern that shows a big loss followed by a very steep gain. In a chart this would look like "J".
A J-curve is a trading pattern that shows a big loss followed by a very steep gain. In a chart this would look like "J".
An option premium is the income received by the investor who sells an option contract to another party.
An option pool is a term used to describe shares or stock reserved for employees of a privately traded company.
A non-controlling interest is a situation where a shareholder owns less than 50% of company’s shares and has no control over the decisions.
Payment for order flow is the payment a brokerage firm gets for directing orders to different parties for execution of a trade.
The parity price is used for securities and commodities, and the term defines two assets equal in value.
A parity bond are two or more bonds with equal rights of payment or equal seniority to one another.
A regular-way trade is a trade that has typical settlement cycle required for a particular asset participating in a trade.
Relative strength is an investing technique that compares the performance of a particular asset to the overall performance of the market.
A legal list is a list of eligible companies and investments, put together by a local government.