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Definition: Downgrade refers to a process of reducing the rating, value, or quality of something. It is the opposite of upgrade. Examples: Downgrading a computer software: Reducing the version of software from a higher to a lower one. Downgrading a credit score: Increasing the credit score of a borrower. Downgrading a student’s grade: Earning a […]

A stop-loss order is a type of conditional order in financial trading that automatically closes a position when the asset reaches a specified price. Purpose: To limit potential losses on a trade. To protect capital from significant decline. To manage risk and avoid catastrophic losses. How Stop-Loss Orders Work: Setting the Stop-Loss Price: The trader […]

Hammering is a type of striking force that uses a hammer to exert a powerful impact on a surface. It is a common task in construction, demolition, and many other industries. The hammer is a simple tool that consists of a head, a handle, and a fulcrum. Types of Hammers: Claw Hammer: This hammer has […]

Unsystematic risk refers to risks that are unique to a particular company or industry and are not reflected in the overall market. These risks are also known as idiosyncratic risks. Examples of unsystematic risk: Company-specific risks: Financial difficulties of a particular company Product recalls or liabilities Company management issues Industry-specific risks: Changes in industry regulations […]

A ticker symbol is a short, unique symbol used to identify a company’s stock on a financial exchange. It is typically a combination of letters and numbers, and is used to track the company’s stock price and other information. Here are some examples of ticker symbols: Apple Inc.: AAPL Microsoft Corporation: MSFT Tesla Inc.: TSLA […]

“Good through” is an idiom that is used to mean “good enough” or “acceptable.” Example: “The food was good through, though not the best.” Meaning: The food was satisfactory, but it was not exceptional. Synonyms: Good enough Acceptable Adequate Passable Adequate