Asset class is a group off assets that are bonded together by the sane dynamic and the same behavior in the same market conditions. There are three main classes: equities, binds and cash equivalent.

Froth is a market condition that can be seen before the appearance of a market bubble. In froth condition price of the assets become detached from the underlying intrinsic levels.

Price creep is a process of gradual and steady increase of the asset’s price by traders who gradually start investing into it despite the already high price of the asset.

High close is a market manipulation tactics that includes making small trades right before the market is ready to close. This way an illusion that the stock did very well is created.

High filler is a stocks that sees its price rising in several fields, for example is current earning and in current revenue. The gains usually come unexpectedly with the stock outgrowing the entire market during the same period in time.

Market swoon is a process of a rapid fall of the stock market. The term refers to behavior of the market as a whole.

Remeasurement is a process of reevaluating the price for the asset or a foreign currency. There are several situations when the process can be appropriate. For example, when the benchmark price is changed.

Inside quote is the name for the best bidding and asking price for a security among the market makers.

Depth is a tool of market measuring that displays the ability of a security to absorb the orders to buy and sell without jumping at each big order. Deep market is expected to be able to absorb all of the big orders without really displaying the movement of the price.

Ponzi mania is a market environment that can be met after Ponzi schemes are revealed. The most recent and vivid example is market in 20078 when Bernard Madoff’s Ponzi scheme was revealed.