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Float Quoted Market Value (QMV)

Market capitalization is calculated by multiplying the last trading price of a company's stock by the total number of shares that are publicly available. This metric is used to measure the overall value of a company and is often used by investors to determine the size and worth of a company. It is an important term to understand in the world of finance as it can provide valuable insights into a company's financial standing.

Liquidating Order

A liquidating order is a crucial step in closing out an open futures or options contract. It involves either selling a purchased contract or purchasing a sold contract. This...

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LEAP

A crucial aspect of understanding options is recognizing the difference between long-term and short-term options. A long-term option refers to a put or call option that has ...

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Escrowed Securities

In the realm of finance, we often come across the term "restricted securities". These refer to the securities of an issuer that are not readily available for trading due to ...

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Ask Price

When you are purchasing a stock, you will be quoted a price which is known as the 'Bid Price'. This is the amount that you will need to pay in order to acquire the stock. It...

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