BLUE SHEETS
Trade details, submitted by the Securities and Exchange Commission, which are sent out to market makers, brokers, and/or clearinghouses. Information given includes security’s name, trading date, price, and shares. Originally printed on a blue paper, these institutions frequently request the details to know if there has been any illegal activity beneath a transaction or determine why a specific security experienced a huge volatility level.
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Asset Protection Trust
It is a way to protect the asset of an individual from the creditors. The asset protection thrust allow to settle with the debtor using favorable t ...
Cum Dividend
Share price which entails the right to receive the next dividend that is declared but not paid. Opposite of ex dividend.
Partial Redemption
Partial redemption occurs when an investor prefers to withdraw only partial or portion of a security, rather than getting the entire amount. This i ...
Principal Shareholder
It is also known as the majority shareholder, who mainly owns a publicly traded investment. It has the largest percentage of shares of the company ...
Tangible Common Equity Ratio - TCE
Ratio used in gauging the extent of losses a bank can take before wiping out a shareholder equity. It is computed by getting the value of the compa ...
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| 02:30 | NAB Business Confidence | Sep | |
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| 08:00 | Harmonized CPI | Sep | |
| 12:00 | NFIB Small Business Index | Sep | |
| 16:00 | Existing Home Sales | Sep |
