HARVARD MBA INDICATOR
An indicator stating the graduates’ percentage from Harvard Business School who take market sensitive positions in fields like venture capital, investment capital, and securities sales and trading. When 30% of a graduating class accepts positions in these fields, it is said to be a signal to sell stocks, and if less than 10%, however, it is a signal to buy stocks.
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Brokerage company officer responsible for appointing, training, and managing brokers, as well as for selling the products to the brokers. The super ...
Incremental Dividend
Series of regular increases to a company’s dividend. Many huge corporations prefer to include this policy because it demonstrates the firm&rs ...
Balloon Option
An option contract wherein the strike price dramatically increases after the price of the underlying asset reaches a specified threshold. A balloon ...
Activity Center
An amalgam of activity costs related with specific processes and accounted in activity-based costing (ABC) systems. Ever activity center is identif ...
Parity
Parity is defined as:
It is a situation of equality. It may appear in many different context, but it constantly means two t ...
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Principles of Trading: Automating Strategies
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Digesting Financial Statements: Cash Flow
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