Style is a term used to describe investment and trading approach that is used by a trader or by a fund manager. Style includes searching for the trading assets, usage of trading signals managing the income and so on.

Justified wage is a fair income which is determined by the market dynamic, work experience, skills and education level. It is a perfectly balanced level of high wage that will attract new workers and of low-enough level that will enable the employer to offer it.

Mom-and-pop is a term used to describe small and family-owned establishments. They often struggle to compete with the big competitions.

K is a fifth letter that can be attached to NASDAQ stock symbol in order to note that the stock has no voting rights.

Out trade is a trade that can’t be placed because due to receiving conflicting information. The clearing house can’t settle the trade as data submitted by both parties of the transaction is either inconsistent or contradictory.

Paid-up is a status of a customers who has made all of the payments on the security purchase. When trader is all paid-up they have fulfilled absolutely all of the payments on the security.

Take a flier is an expression that is used in the situation when an investor invests their money into a very risky business and knows that it can result in a significant loss.

Job lot is a futures contact with volume smaller than the level needed for regular contract. They exist in order to add to the liquidity of the futures by letting smaller participants to enter the market.

Stock market crash is a sudden and unexpected drop in the price of stocks. It can come as a side effect to other major catastrophic events in the economy.

People poison pill is a strategy used by the companies to prevent hostile takeovers. Among others in includes the threat that in the case of takeover the entire team is going to quit their job. This can scare off those ready-to-take-over as they are going to have to look for entire new team to run the business.