Author: todorm

To acquire enough market share, or to hold a large position, to be able to manipulate the price.

A period of time which must pass before someone can do something or before an agreement gets finalized.

An issue of corporate bonds that can be converted into the shares of the company that issued them.

Securities held by an affiliate of the issuing company

Someone who owns or controls 10% or more of the voting stock of a corporation. The officer or director of a corporation. Someone who can influence the decision-making of a corporation.

A mutual fund purchasing plan that requires the investor to commit to purchasing a set dollar amount and make payments over a certain period of time.

A fee paid by fund investors when selling Class-B fund shares.

The change over time in the prices paid by consumers for certain goods and services.

An auction process that allows large institutional investors to purchase newly issued government debt.

The buying and selling of financial instruments between parties, through a stock exchange.