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Combination options

Combination options involve strategically combining option contracts to achieve investment goals in various market scenarios.

ESG

Environmental, Social, and Governance

Brokerages

Brokerages play a crucial role in the financial markets.

OTC

"OTC" is a trading method conducted outside the formal securities exchange.

Delisting

Delisting refers to the formal removal of a company's stock from a securities exchange.

SPAC

Special Purpose Acquisition Company

Stop-loss orders

A stop-loss order is an instruction to automatically sell a stock when its price reaches a level set by the investor

Market orders

Market orders are more straightforward and help you execute trades quickly.

Limit orders

A limit order enables one to buy or sell an asset at the desired price.

Stock repurchase

stock repurchase involves a company using its own funds to buy back its own shares.

Swing trading

In simple terms, swing trading is a fast-paced investment strategy.

Break-even point

The point at which your profits and losses are balanced.

Private placement

a method of financing in which a company issues new shares to specific investors through a non-public offering.

NFP

"Non-Farm Payroll" or simply "NFP."

The investment clock

A market reference tool provided by Bank of America Merrill Lynch's securities division

Securities Margin Trading

A stock trading method that combines two financial services

Margin

It is similar to a "down payment" for trade

Blockchain

Blockchain is like an open digital ledger that records all transactions and information.

Asset allocation

An investment strategy that involves allocating funds in a portfolio to different types of assets

NFT

NFTs are like collectibles in the digital world and can represent various forms of digital assets

Trust fund

A Trust fund is a type of fund managed by a trust company.

Mutual fund

A mutual fund is a pooled fund that combines the money of multiple investors to invest in various types of assets

Hedge funds

Hedge funds are specialized investment funds that utilize various investment strategies to help investors manage risks and achieve profits.

IRR

It represents the relationship between the cash flows generated by an investment project.

Marginal cost

Marginal cost refers to the additional cost required to produce or provide one additional unit of a product.

Quantitative Easing (QE)

QE is a measure that involves large-scale bond purchases to increase the money supply

GDP

In simple terms, GDP is like an "economic health report" of a country.

Trade surplus and trade deficit

Trade surplus and trade deficit are two commonly used concepts in international trade

Bonds

Bonds are fixed-income financial instruments representing debt securities issued by borrowers (issuers) to bondholders (investors).

Commodities

Commodities refer to basic raw materials and goods traded in standardized forms on the global market