DEUTSCHER AKTIENINDEX 100 - DAX 100
A former price-weighted index that represented Germany's top traded 100 stocks. DAX is an abbreviation for Deutscher Aktienindex. The DAX 100 was formed using the 30 DAX equities and the 70 MDAX equities listed on the Frankfurt Stock Exchange. Since March 24, 2003, the MDAX has included 50 equities and the former DAX 100 switched to the HDAX. The HDAX index reflects the price development of all shares in the DAX 30 (commonly referred to as the DAX), MDAX and TecDAX.
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Current Rate Method
Process of translating all foreign currency holdings on a company’s balance sheet using the current exchange rate. This is the most broadly u ...
Amplitude
The amplitude is the price difference from the trough’s midpoint to the peak of a security’s midpoint. It is usually positive in bullis ...
Sunshine Laws
Laws requiring transparency in government by making meetings, votes, deliberations, and other actions to be made available for public. It also mand ...
Subjective Probability
Describing an individual’s personal judgment on the likelihood of a certain event’s occurrence. This probability has no formal computat ...
McDonough School of Business
Established in 1957, it is the business school of Georgetown University, which is located in Washington, DC. It offers both undergraduate and postg ...
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| 09:00 | Business Investment | 3 quarter | |
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| 15:30 | Gross Domestic Product | Oct | |
| 15:30 | Industrial Product Price Index | Nov | |
| 15:30 | Raw Materials Price Index | Nov | |
| 15:30 | Durable Goods Orders | Nov |
