AUGMENTED PRODUCT
A commodity which posses both non-physical attributes and physical attributes which are supplemented to increase the value of a product. The non-physical attributes of an augmented product may include a service, installation, or a product warranty, and may extend the price of the basic product which is being purchase, and permits the company who is selling the good to give the consumers with other services which may further smoothen its usage.
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Acquired Fund Fees And Expenses - AFFE
A line item within a prospectus of a fund-of-funds which displays the underlying funds' operating expenses. This was regarded as a requirement ...
Desk Trader
A trader restricted to instituting trades for the clients of a firm and unable to trade with own accounts of his or her firm.
Trend Analysis
Technical analysis of the stock’s future movement by analyzing the historical data or previous performance. It is based on the idea traders w ...
Nasdaq Intermarket
An electronic marketplace in which the National Association of Securities Dealer (NASD) members may execute trades, communicate, and accept quotati ...
Put To Seller
The exercise of a put option. Put to seller often occurs when the strike price of the put is lower than the underlying security’s market valu ...
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