EXHAUSTION GAP
Gap occurring following a rapid rise in a stock’s price starts to dwindle. It normally demonstrates dropping demand for a certain stock. Many investors view it as a temporary gap.
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ISO 4217 abbreviation for Gambian dalasi, official currency of Gambia. Introduced in 1971, it replaced the former national currency, the Gambian po ...
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Tax rate that is neither profitable nor unprofitable for an individual, company, or institution to engage in a certain transaction. It refers to a ...
Beating The Gun
An informal and casual phrase used when an investor buys or sells a security at an advantageous amount by conducting a trade ahead of the market&rs ...
Consumer Debt
Debt incurred for purchasing consumable goods or products that do not appreciate. Normally, an individual gain no benefit from possessing high leve ...
American Recovery and Reinvestment Act
It is an act that was signed in February 2009 by US President Barack Obama. This act was initiated to respond to the country’s weak economic ...
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A Primer on Retirement Planning
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