Random Walk Theory is a financial hypothesis suggesting that changes in stock prices are random and unpredictable, implying that past movements or trends cannot be used to forecast...
A radar altimeter, also known as a radio altimeter, is an electronic instrument used primarily in aviation, space exploration, and military applications to measure the altitude of an...
The NASD requirement that a market maker who receives order from another broker dealer executes the order at its displayed price on NASDAQ for the normal unit of...
The relationship between the price of a put and price of a call on the same underlying with the same expiration date, which prevents arbitrage opportunities.
A Pump and Dump is a market manipulation scheme in which the price of a stock, cryptocurrency, or other financial asset is artificially inflated (“pumped”) through false, misleading,...
Puffing advertisement refers to advertising claims that exaggerate or overstate the benefits, features, or performance of a product or service in order to entice potential customers. Some key...
A public announcement is an announcement made in the newspapers by the acquirer primarily disclosing his intention to acquire shares of the target company from existing shareholders by...
A battle between a company and some of its own shareholders. It starts with a group of dissident shareholders soliciting proxies in order to force through a shareholder...
A Prospectus is a formal, legally mandated document that provides comprehensive details about an investment offering, primarily when a company issues securities such as shares, debentures, or bonds...
