Golden cross is a candlestick pattern the can serve as a signal in which a short-term moving average crosses above bullish long-term moving average.

A gazelle company is a company that has been increasing its profits by at least 20% annually for four years or more, beginning the growth with a revenue of at least $1 million.

The gross rate of return is the total rate of return on an investment before the of any fees, commissions, or expenses are deducted. 

Globex is an electronic trading platform used for derivative, futures, options and commodity contracts across all classes of assets.

A gate provision is a statement in a fund's offering documents that establishes the fund manager’s right to limit or withhold redemptions.

A global macro strategy is a hedge fund that bases its holdings primarily on the economic and political views of various countries or their macroeconomic principles. 

Grid trading is orders placed above and below a set price, creating a grid of orders in case of both – increasing and decreasing of the prices.

Goal-based investing is a type of wealth management that emphasizes investing with the objective of reaching specific life goals. 

Greenwashing is the process of giving misleading information about company's products being more environmentally sound. 

Gunslinger is a slang term meaning aggressive portfolio manager.

‘Go-go fund’ is a slang name for a mutual fund that has high-risk investment strategy focused on securities in an attempt to gain above-average returns. 

Global recession is a long period in economic decline all over the world. 

Green investments are investments which focus on companies or projects committed to the conservation of natural resources, research or implementation of alternative energy sources, clean air and water projects.

Green Monday is the second Monday of December. It is the day when many online shoppers to purchase last-minute Christmas gifts and take full advantage of deals. It is one of the most profitable days of the year for retail sellers.

A gift of equity is the sale of a residence to a family member or simply a close person for a price below the current market value. 

‘Give up’ is a procedure in trading where an executing broker put down a trade on behalf of another broker. It is regularly executed because a broker cannot place a trade for a client because of other obligations.

Grexit is an abbreviation for "Greek exit," and nominates Greece's possible withdrawal from the Eurozone – a topic heavily discussed after the fallout of financial crisis 2008.

A gorilla company that dominates its industry, but one that doesn’t necessarily have a complete monopoly but rather controls trends and price policy in its segment of the market. 

Green shoots is a term taken from agriculture to describe economic recovery and positive economic data signaling about a recovery.

Gartley pattern is a trading chart pattern that can help traders spot trends and their reversal based onFibonacci numbers. The pattern can also help trader identify highs and lows of the trade.