Posted on 01 December 2009
The Securities Investor Protection Corporation (SIPC) is a name given to an organization that compensates investors in case if the firms handling their funds and securities go bankrupt. If an SIPC member goes bankrupt, then the SIPC steps in, it liquidates the firm’s assets and then give compensation to the investors for up to…
Tags: FDIC, Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation, investors, liquidation of a firm, Securities Investor Protection Corporation, SIPC, SIPC member, United States Securities and Exchange Commission
Posted on 30 November 2009
In 1948, the establishment of The Chicago Board of Trade (CBOT) takes place. There are 3,600 CBOT members who are trading more than 50 different options and futures contracts through open outcry and e-trading. The CBOT is known as the world’s oldest futures and…
Tags: agricultural commodities, CBOT, Chicago Board of Trade, economic information, electronic trading system, ethanol futures, futures markets, gold futures contracts, liquid and transparent contract markets, risk management, silver futures contracts, soybean futures
Posted on 29 November 2009
Dirty stocks are the name given to those type of stock issues that are not considered to have a good delivery. The transaction comes to a halt while the status of the stock is evaluated when a stock is identified as being dirty. Before that the dirty stock is awarded the…
Tags: Dirty stocks, good delivery, legal documentation, Stock Exchange, stock market, Stock Trading, stocks, unethical sales
Posted on 28 November 2009
The NASDAQ is a name given to an American stock exchange that is based in New York City. NASDAQ, which is a short form of National Association of Securities Dealers Automated Quotations, in terms of the value of its securities is the second-largest stock exchange in the United States, trailing only…
Tags: bulletin board system, Nasdaq, NASDAQ 100, National Association of Securities Dealers Automated Quotations, performance of stocks, pre-market and post-market trading sessions
Posted on 14 November 2009
Forex is rapidly spreading all around the worlds. This market is for everyone and everyone is able to earn the profits either new or regular trader.
Tags: abeyant, beneficial, bid, broker, commission, cost, exchange, important, mini account, pair, Spread, stock, stock market, Trading cost
Posted on 13 November 2009
The currency trade is a 24 hour market; you may get to go trade when you come home after daily job. No matter when ever you select the time to trade people are there to trade with you.
Tags: 24 hr market, action of traders, adeptness, advantages, Banks, bluff market, bullish market, capacity, companies, cost, creditmconstant, currenct trader, dealing, downward, effective, exchange, expense, feasibility, game, gaps, individual trade, loans, loss, Low cost, maximum, minimum, oppurtuniy, part time, rates, situation, time, Trading, transaction, unpredictability, uptrend
Currency Rates, Currency Trade, Economic Outlook, Forex Basics, Forex Market, Forex News, Forex trading, Markets, Stock Exchange, Stock Trading, Trading
Posted on 09 November 2009
The stock of a given company that may be considered a bargain or a deal under current circumstances is known as a deal stock. When rumors about upcoming events that will impact the value of the stock begin to circulate then outstanding shares of stock become deal stock. There may be positive or negative effect of the rumors on the…
Tags: Deal stock, investors, merger, perceptions, rumors, shareholders, shares of stock, Takeover
Posted on 03 November 2009
Close out is sometimes referred to as an offset or an even up, reduction or termination of a current position on a given investment is involved in a close out. Simultaneously, using the same underlying security the investor will make an opposite transaction. In effect, to maintain the amount of investment is the outcome of…
Tags: Close out, downturn, futures contract, greater return from the underlying security, less investment, Markets, maximize return, reduction or termination of a current position, underlying security
Posted on 27 October 2009
The term “cash sale” can be used by the people in several different contexts. A cash sale has to deal with the purchase of goods or services, in just about every situation, and it involves the immediate possession of the new owner, without any amount of time between purchase and assuming full ownership. On a daily basis people…
Tags: business day, buyer, cash sale, deferred payment, immediate possession, investments, liquid assets, three day settlement period
Posted on 25 October 2009
Ticker tape is the name of a thin ribbon of paper was once used in stock ticker machines. This was able to provided a running print-out of stock market fluctuations. Nowadays, stock ticker machines have largely been replaced with digital “tickers” on websites, television news, or LED displays. The ticker tape machine that was invented in…
Tags: confetti, digital on-screen displays, digital tickers, Edison's alphanumeric code, stock market fluctuations, stock prices, stock ticker machines, Ticker tape, ticker tape parade