IDIOSYNCRATIC RISK
Risk associate to price change in an asset or a small group of assets due to certain circumstances. It has small or no correlation with market risk, hence, it can be substantially eased or eliminated from a portfolio through adequate diversification. Research implies idiosyncratic risk accounts for most risks of a single stock over time.
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Confining Condition
Adverse illness confining an individual to his home or at a medical facility. It accounts the individual and family records of historic confining c ...
Positive Correlation
A relationship between two variables in which both variables move in tandem. A positive correlation exists when as one variable decreases, the othe ...
Profit-Sharing Plan
This plan gives employees a share in the company’s profits. Each employee gets a percentage of those profits based on the earnings of the com ...
Random Walk Theory
A theory stating that securities or market prices are random and not influenced by previous events. This theory is also known as the "weak for ...
Expectations Theory
Hypothesis implying long-term interest rates holds a postulation of future short-term interest rates. It presumes an individual would generate the ...
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Principles of Trading: Well Known Trading Instruments
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