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Small Cap

A significant aspect of the financial market is the market capitalization of a company, which is the total value of all its outstanding shares. When a company has a market capitalization of less than $1 billion, it is considered a small-cap company. These companies may have high potential for growth but also pose higher risks for investors. It is important to carefully evaluate the financial health and performance of a small-cap company before investing in it.

Quiet Period

The Quiet Period, which usually lasts for 25 days after an IPO, is a period of silence where all individuals involved in the IPO are restricted from discussing the company's...

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Non-Resident Order

In the realm of finance, there exists a unique term known as "special term order." This term comes into play when a trade involves one or more individuals who are not Canadi...

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Business Trust

A trust is a type of entity that typically generates cash flows from a single operating company, as opposed to an investment fund which generates income from a variety of as...

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All or None

One crucial instruction that should be given to your broker when placing a buy or sell order is an "all-or-none" instruction. This directive ensures that your order will eit...

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