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Undervalued

Definition: Undervalued refers to a company, asset, or security that is not currently trading at its true market value. The underlying assets or future prospects of the asset are considered to be greater than its current market price. Characteristics: Reasons for Undervaluation: Examples: Risks: Conclusion: Undervaluation can be a valuable investment strategy, but it is […]

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Prospectus

A prospectus is a document that provides a detailed overview of a company’s business, operations, and prospects to potential investors. It is a public offering document that is prepared by a company in accordance with securities regulations. Key Elements of a Prospectus: 1. Company Overview:– Company name, address, and contact information.- Brief history of the […]

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Clearing House

A clearing house is a financial institution that acts as an intermediary between buyers and sellers in a transaction. It facilitates the settlement of payments and the clearing of checks and other instruments. In other words, a clearing house acts as a central point where all parties to a transaction converge to complete the necessary […]

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Time Horizon

The time horizon refers to the length of time over which a particular financial statement or economic projection is made. It is used to indicate the future date or period to which the forecast or projection applies. Key factors affecting time horizon: Common time horizons: Examples: Importance: Note: The time horizon is a key concept […]

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Intrinsic Value

Intrinsic value refers to the value of an asset or security based on its own characteristics and properties, rather than its market price. It is the theoretical value of an asset calculated using a specific model or methodology, taking into account factors such as the asset’s future cash flows, its fundamental attributes, and market conditions. […]

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Cherry Picking

Definition: Cherry picking is the selective collection of information or data from a source, often in a way that misrepresents the original source or distorts the overall message. It is a cognitive bias that involves taking only the information that confirms or supports a particular belief or position, while disregarding contradictory evidence. Examples: Causes: Consequences: […]

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Debt/Equity Swap

A debt equity swap is a derivative financial instrument that exchanges cash flows between two parties, based on the performance of an underlying asset or index. How a debt equity swap works: Types of debt equity swaps: Uses for debt equity swaps: Advantages: Disadvantages: Additional notes: FAQs

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Etfs (Exchange Traded Funds)

Exchange-Traded Funds (ETFs) Exchange-traded funds (ETFs) are a type of passively managed investment fund that tracks a specific index, commodity, or group of securities. They are traded on stock exchanges like ordinary stocks, but they typically have a basket of underlying assets rather than a single security. Types of ETFs: Tracking ETFs: Aim to track […]

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Gray Market

The gray market refers to the informal or unlicensed sale of goods, services, or financial instruments that are not officially authorized by the manufacturer or government agency. These goods can include counterfeit products, pirated software, contraband items, or items that have been stolen. Examples of the gray market: Counterfeit electronics Pirated software Black-market weapons Illicit […]

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