A long-term investment is the assets on company's balance sheet that represents the company's investments of any form. These investments are the assets that a company intends to hold for more than a year.

Long-term growth is an investment strategy that counts on the value of a portfolio being increased over several years. 

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.

Virtual office gives businesses an address and office-related services without the need for long lease and administrative staff. 

Vintage year is a milestone year in which the first flow of investment is delivered to a project or company. 

Correction is a decline of 10% and more in the price of a security from its most recent peak.

Clearing is the procedure according to which financial trades are settled. It is the correct and timely transfer of funds to the seller and securities to the buyer.

A poverty trap is making it very difficult to escape poverty. It is created when an economic system requires a significant amount of capital to escape poverty.

A paper trade is a simulated trade that lest investors practice trading the securities without risking their money. 

Pullback is a pause or drop in a stock or commodities pricing from recent peaks that occurs within a ongoing uptrend. 

Preference shares are shares of a company with dividends which are paid out to shareholders prior to common stock dividends are issued. 

Outside reversal is a price pattern that shown a potential change in trend on the chart. 

Outside days are the days where the price for security is more volatile than in the previous session.

Hot money is currency that moves, between financial markets quickly and investors make sure that they are going to get the highest short-term interest rates possible. 

A hot issue is a highly anticipated and hyped initial public offering.

Repatriable is the ability to move liquid financial assets from a foreign country to investor's country.

Revolving door is the movement of high-level employees from public sector to private sector jobs, and vice versa. 

Dim sum bond is a bond denominated in Chinese renminbi and issued in Hong Kong. 

Double-spending is the risk that digital currency is going to be spent twice.