Forex glossary. Economic terms on the stock exchange
- Yield before the bell
The interest rate of the bond or promissory note if you were to buy and hold the security until the revocation date. This yield is valid only if the security is called to maturity. Bonds are usually subject to recall over a period of several years and are usually recalled at a small premium. The calculation of the yield before the recall is based on the coupon rate, the time before the recall, and the market price.
Yield to maturity
The interest rate of income paid on a bond, promissory note, or other fixed-income security if you buy it and hold it until the maturity date. The calculation of the yield to maturity is based on the coupon rate, time to maturity, and market price. It is assumed that the coupon income paid during the term of the bond will be reinvested at the same rate.
Invest - invest money where it can grow
Dividends are the amount of money paid by a company to its shareholders.
Ordinary shares are the type of shares that have the least priority when declaring dividends and mainly generate profits by increasing the price.
Preferred shares are the type of shares that are primarily given priority when declaring dividends.
Risk is the possibility of making a profit or losing capital.
Returns or Rewards - profits earned by investors
Short-term - less than six weeks (may vary)
Medium-term - from six weeks to nine months (may vary)
Long-term - more than nine months (may vary)
Investors are people who invest their money with the hope of making a profit over a longer period of time.
Traders are people who buy and sell stocks to capitalize on rising prices in a shorter period of time.
Blue-Chip Stocks are stocks of the country's largest companies.
Growth stocks are stocks with high growth potential.
Value stocks are stocks with a low price/earnings or price/earnings ratio.
Speculative stocks are stocks that carry high risk compared to similar stocks.
Defensive stocks are stocks that do not fall in price immediately, even when the market is falling.
Penny Stocks are stocks that trade at a very low price.
The stock market is where investors or traders buy and sell shares of a company.
The stock market index is a measurement of the value of the entire stock market or a particular industry in the market.
The PSEi (also known as the PSE Composite Index) is the stock market index of the Philippine Stock Exchange, which consists of the 30 largest listed companies based on market capitalization.
The industry index is an index of a group of companies that are classified based on their business activity (for example, financial, holding, industries, mining and oil industries, real estate, services).
Bullish is used to describe a certain stock market or stock when its value is rising.
Bearish is used to describe a certain stock market or stock when its value declines.
An initial public offering (IPO) is when firms publicly sell shares of their company for the first time to raise capital.
Market value is the value at which a stock can be sold on the market at a certain point in time.
Unrealized profit/loss is a profit or loss that has not yet been converted into cash because the investor has not sold the shares.
Purchasing power is the available money in the investor's account for the purchase of shares.
A buy order is a request made by an investor when he or she wants to buy shares.
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