Financial literacy is the education or at least basic understanding of different financial areas including managing personal finance, or topics concerning money, trading and investing. 

Nationalization is when a government takes control of a single company or even the whole industry, which generally occurs without compensating the previous owner of the seized property and without their consent.

The next eleven are the eleven countries which are predicted to become the biggest economies in the 21st century. The next eleven are South Korea, Mexico, Bangladesh, Egypt, Indonesia, Iran, Nigeria, Pakistan, the Philippines, Turkey and Vietnam. 

Stuffing is the act of selling unwanted securities from a broker's account to client. It allows broker firms to escape securities that are expected to lose their value. 

A supermajority can be a part of company's decision making process that requires a large majority of shareholders (generally 67% to 90%) to approve important changes e.g. mergers.

Overtraded – the situation when the pressure on the asset is growing due to the high numbers of traders buying and selling it. Usually results in the rapid fall of the asset.

Free life-long trading signals are trading signals which the users are getting as a compliment for opening a trading account without having to pay for it. The service is open for them for life.

Liquid alternative investments are mutual funds or ETFs that provide investors with diversification and protection by exposing them to alternative investment strategies. 

Lobby is a group of people thinking alike banded to influence an authoritative body.

A bellwether stock is a stock which took on a role of a leading indicator of its segment of the market.

Barometers is a data indicator that shows trends and sentiment in the market or the general economy.

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. 

Weak shorts is a slang term used to denominate traders or investors who hold a short position in a stock or other financial asset and will close their position at the first sign of price strength. 

A wasting trust is a type of trust with depleted over time assets. Plan participants get payouts according the plan. 

A trade war occurs when one country reciprocates another country by raising import tariffs or placing other restrictions on the opponent’s imports.

A troy ounce is a measurement unit used for weighing precious metals. It dates back to the Middle Ages and is equal to 31.1034768 grams.

Stock swap is the exchange of one equity-based asset for another. It usually occurs because of the of a merger or acquisition. 

Statement shock is a slang term used to describe an unsettling feeling of seeing that the value of your portfolio dropped harder than you were expecting it to.

Insider trading is the purchasing or selling of a publicly traded stock by someone who has non-public, information about the stock.