CMG PLAN
Mortgage plan in which the mortgage of a borrower is designed like a checking account. Paychecks are directly deposited into the mortgage account and balance is deducted by that amount. The mortgage balance increases as checks are written against the account during the given month. Any deposited amount not withdrawn in that account through check-writing process will be applied to the mortgage balance at the end of the month as principal repayment.
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Strip
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Reaction
A reverse movement of the price of a security. Reaction is usually associated with a downward movement in the security’s price after an upwar ...
Barrier Option
A kind of option whose payoff is based on whether or not the involved asset has exceeded or reached a predetermined price. Barrier options can be a ...
HP
A data-smoothing technique that is commonly applied to remove short-term fluctuations that are associated with the business cycle, thereby revealin ...
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