A debt instrument (specifically a time deposit) that is issued by a bank or depository institution (like a credit union)…
A bond whose interest payments and/or principal repayment are tied to the price of a commodity such as silver, copper,…
An indicator that calculates for each trading day the net advances or declines in stocks on an exchange. A strong…
The interest rate differential that results from covered arbitrage between two rates denominated in different currencies. More specifically, the covered…
A corporate stock that tends to do better when the economy is turning down or heading for a standstill. Countercyclical…
A reaction that is triggered upon occurrence of a predefined event such as when loans/ liabilities exhibit a high percentage…
An exchange-traded fund (ETF) that replicates and tracks the NASDAQ index. As such, this ETF allows investors to diversify risks by…
A short-term market trend that is caused by seasonal or cyclical market conditions. In general, a cyclical market lasts for…
A bull market cycle that constitutes a short-term market trend caused by seasonal or cyclical market conditions. In general, a…
A liquid yield option note (LYON) whose principal amount was tied to the performance of the NYSE Composite Index. This…
