A penny stock is one with extremely low value, usually issued by a very small and risky company. Penny stocks are frequently bought for speculative purposes, and many fail. The reasoning behind purcha...
A penny stock is one with extremely low value, usually issued by a very small and risky company. Penny stocks are frequently bought for speculative purposes, and many fail. The reasoning behind purcha...
Par is a term used in Fixed Income to denote the face value of a bond. Par is very often expressed as a percentage and quoted in values out of 100....
Paper, or commercial paper, is a very short-term loan issued to a company for financing short term liabilities. The main features of commercial paper are:Very short maturity, no more than 270 daysNo c...
The word pair is most often used in the forex markets to refer to the pricing of two assets with respect to each other. For example, USD/GDP is a currency pair, as are all currency quotations.The curr...
Price to Book Value (P / BV) is a financial ratio used to assess the relative price of a stock compared to the book value per share. Essentially, it tells you how much you have to pay in order to get ...
(Reuters) - Alibaba (BABA.N) will raise up to $12.9 billion in its Hong Kong secondary listing, two sources with direct knowledge of the matter said.The Chinese e-commerce giant has given guidance to ...
Over-trading is a term used in trading to refer to when a trader is trading more frequently and/or in larger amounts then they should, usually either in the pursuit of more pr...
Over-hedging is a term used in trading to refer to when a position has been hedged so much that there is no (or very little) opportunity for profit, i.e. your hedge cancels out your main pos...
Out of the money is a trading term referring to the value of options. If an option is said to be 'out of the money' then it is worthless. Out of the money does not mean you have lost your mo...