BUSTED BOND
Bonds, issued by an issuer, that defaulted on the payments or principal amount to the debt holder. The busted bond holder is considered bankrupt and would need to liquidate his assets to pay off the holders. It also pertains to convertible debt securities with insignificant conversion value.
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MXN
Currency abbreviation for Mexican peso, official currency of Mexico. The currency is comprised of 100 centavos and presented with the symbol $ or M ...
Buy Stops Above
Recommendation to purchase a given security once a security’s price surpasses a particular resistance level by putting a buy stop order at th ...
Best Efforts
An agreement where an underwriter promises to make a full-fledged attempt to sell as much of an initial public offering as possible to the public. ...
Held by Production
A provision in an oil property lease that lets the lessee, often an energy company, to continually drill on the property so long as it is producing ...
Incremental Value at Risk
Amount of uncertainty added or deducted from an investment portfolio by buying a new instrument or selling an old one. Investors use incremental Va ...
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