Reinvestment rate is the amount of interest that can be earned when money is taken out of one and put into another. fixed-income investment 

Reinvestment risk is the possibility that an investor is going to be unable to reinvest cash at a rate of return comparable to the current one.

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.

Repatriation is the act of converting any foreign currency into a local currency.

Response lag is the time it takes for corrective fiscal and monetary policies to result in changes since the time of their implementation.

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.

Retender is the sale of a delivery notice for the underlying asset in a futures contract.

Red is a business term which describes business bank account with negative balance.

Red ink is a term the refers to financial losses. It derives from the time ledgers were raised by hand and red ink pens were used to denominate losses and negative numbers.

Real-time trade reporting is a requirement aimed at brokers which requires them to report every trade and every transaction as soon as it was completed.

Reproduction cost is a term used to describe the cost of identical reproduction of any good or service offered in the market.

Reserve currency is a currency reserved by a country in order to make payments or to be ready for investments, international transactions and debt obligations.

Research note is a statement from a brokerage firm that contain information that can be used for current day’s trading. It can be a state od currency couple, news of politics that influence trading or news of economy state as a whole.

Regret avoidance is a theory that works off of the traders’ refusal to admit their failure in investment decision. In other words, refusal to admit poor and possibly failed investment that led to losses.

Remargining is the process of depositing more cash in a margin account in order to meet minimum margin requirements.

Relative return is the return that an asset can achieve in the given period of time compared to the benchmark. It is the difference between the asset’s and the benchmark return.

Realized loss is the loss that is understood by trader who sells the position at a price lower than it was bought.

Range is the term describing the difference and distance between low and high prices for a security over a certain period of time. Range defines the spread of the price in a certain period of time and can indicate volatility of the price.

Registrat as a bank or a trust company that is responsible for keeping the records for the bond- and shareholders.