Plant, Property and Equipment (PP&E) are assets owned by a firm which are tangible, long term and illiquid. PP&E is fairly self-explanatory and contains assets such as:Buildings - Factori...
Pivot tables are an extremely useful function in Microsoft Excel used for displaying, filtering and sorting large amounts of data. The reason they are so useful is they can be configured to ...
A pitch book is a document used by investment banks to pitch potential companies to firms. The book contains the main attributes of the firm as well as potential returns and attemp...
Pitch is a term that refers to the attempt by a firm to convince another firm to buy or sell something.A contextual example is "Goldman Sachs pitched several mid-cap tech companies to a priv...
Pink sheets are a series of documents issued daily by the National Quotation Bureau which lists the bid / ask prices of OTC stocks. It also lists the traders who are the market-makers for these stocks...
A perpetuity is an investment which regularly pays a certain amount of money indefinitely, sometimes referred to as a perpetual annuity. There are very few of these actually in existence as ...
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...