HAWK
Also referred to as inflation hawk. Hawk is a policymaker or advisor who is mainly concerned with interest rates as they relate to fiscal policy. It generally favors relatively high interest rates to keep inflation in check. They are less concerned with economic growth than they are with recessionary pressure brought to bear by high inflation rates.
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Authorized Participant
Organization to undertake the responsibility of the underlying assets to create an ETF. It is usually a large organization like market makers.
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Cleanup Fund
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Cash Basis Taxpayer
Taxpayer who files income and deductions in the same year these are actually paid or received. Individuals cannot subtract receivables or promissor ...
Shelf Registration
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