Marubozo is a type of candlestick formation in a trading chart that indicates that security's price did not trade beyond the range of the opening and closing price.

Passive income is earnings coming from rental property, limited partnership or other enterprise and businesses where a person doesn’t have to do anything to earn the money.

Relativity trap is a psychological trap which leads consumers to make irrational choices when making spending decisions. This trap can be spotted in traders’ decision-making process as well.

Holdovers are transactions which are in transit and delayed during the collection process until the next cycle which usually comes the next business day.

A financial buyer is a type of buyer in an acquisition who is only interested in the return that can be achieved from the purchase. 

Horizontal equity is an economic theory that states that individuals with the same income and assets are to pay the same taxes.

An Investment Vehicle is a product used by investors with the intent for a profit. They can be both – low risk and extremely high risk.

A term bonds are bonds issued at the same time with the same expiration date.

Term out is a term used to describe the transfer of debt without ever leaving company's balance sheet. It is performed via the capitalization of short- to long-term debt. 

A man-year, or person-year, is a unit of measurement for amount of work done by one personal through the year, expressed in hours.