DAISY CHAIN
A group of investors practicing a fictitious trading or what we call wash selling to inflate the price of a security so they can sell it to be a profit. Stocks with low liquidity are the one who is more susceptible in daisy chains because price manipulation is very difficult in stocks that has a heavy volumes. Investors doing the daisy chains are usually caught having a stock that continues to depreciate long after the chain sells out.
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Pricing model used in valuing a business based on what an investor expects from any capital invested in the firm. It is computed by adding the amou ...
Remainder Man
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Average Collected Balance
The total average of the collected funds in a bank account in a month. The balance is calculated by adding the collected balance and dividing it by ...
Bankable Funds
Forms of payment that are accepted at financial institutions. Retailers and other organizations that directly accept payments from customers typica ...
Prudent-Person Rule
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