INVERTED SPREAD
A situation in which a short-term instrument generates a higher rate than a long-term instrument. To compute, subtract the longer term by the shorter term. As a result, the shorter term instrument is yielding a higher return rate than the longer one. The inversion can be caused by the overall supply and demand for some instruments or economic fluctuations. This is different from a normal market where a long-term instrument should yield higher returns to compensate for time.
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Money that has been already been spent and cannot be recovered. These are previous opportunity costs that are partly or totally irrevocable, and mu ...
Elder-Ray Index
Technical indicator gauging the amount of buying and selling pressure in the market. It comprises of two different indicators called bull power and ...
Poop And Scoop
An illegal practice that occurs on primarily on the internet. A small group of informed people trying to push down a stock by spreading rumors or f ...
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