A class of common stock (specifically known as classified stock) that enjoys more voting rights than class “B” shares. The…
A class of common stock (specifically known as classified stock) that enjoys less voting rights than class “A” shares. The…
An artificially created security that combines a financial security (such as a bond, stock, etc) with another asset such as…
In futures and option contracts, it refers to the amount or units of an asset to be delivered as dictated…
A filing with the securities and exchange authority (the SEC), usually on Form 8-K, which gives specifics about an event…
An agreement that was signed, in 1792, by 25 New York stockbrokers and merchants to establish an investment community that…
A sell-side trader who sells exchange services to buy-side firms (such as investment managers and institutional investors) in return for…
A trader who buys exchange services from a sell-side trader (s). Examples of buy-side traders are individual investors and institutional…
A stop order that a client (investor) actually places with his broker and is thus found its way to the…
In electronic trading, consolidated display refers to the minimum information that must be put on public display (for traders and…
