Financial press
That portion of the media devoted to reporting financial news.
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FINANCIAL PRESS - Media devoted to reporting financial news.
FINANCIAL PRICE RISK - The chance there will be unexpected changes in a financial price, including curr...
Q: The financial press often states the definition of a recession as two consecutive quarters of decline in real GDP. How does that relate to the NBER's recession dating procedure?
As the financial pressure on Americans continues to mount, many are finding their health is at risk.
According to many recent articles in the Financial Press, it should be a crime for the Investment Advisor to recommend the higher-cost in-house mutual fund.
newspaper notice detailing large loan for business a notice in the financial press giving details of a large lending facility, or large equity or debt securities offerings, to a business.
Price Earnings ratios (P/E's) for public companies are shown in the financial press e.g. Wall Street Journal and Financial Times.
Every so often, especially when markets are extremely volatile, the financial press remarks on the VIX index, which is considered one of the best 'fear and greed' indicators in the US market.
A public relations firm placed ads and articles in the financial press. Representatives of JP Morgan went on a multi-city tour to promote the service. Software vendors, who had received advance notice, started promoting compatible software.
Mainstream opinion expressed by the leading financial press and economists, international bodies like the IMF-as well as leaders of surplus and deficit countries-has returned to the view that large current account imbalances do matter.
For example, a seller might be highly motivated to sell due to time restraints, relocation issues, or other financial pressures. He or she may have already purchased a new home and the possession date is fast approaching.
" This symbol is often used in the financial press. See ex-dividend. xenocurrency Another name for a currency that trades outside of its own borders. XW A symbol used to signify a security is trading ex-warrant.
Knowing how to read individual stock prices from the financial press is important, but it is equally important to follow general stock market trends, since individual stock prices can perform quite differently from the market as a whole.
If more stocks advance than decline - or lose value - over the course of a trading day, the financial press reports that advancers led decliners. When that occurs over a period of time, it's considered an indication that the stock market is healthy.
Asset classes such as value stocks and real estate investment trusts were largely ignored by the financial press at the time, despite their historically low valuations, and many mutual funds in those categories lost assets.
You've probably seen stories in the financial press about companies restating earnings. This happens when an accounting error or other discrepancy comes to light, and a company must reissue reports for past periods.
The financial press and television devote seemingly endless coverage to headline events pertaining to large public corporations. Public companies are those with securities that are readily available for purchase/sale through organized stock markets.
The account status of a firm's or individual's assets, liabilities, and equity positions as reflected on its financial statement.
Financial press
Media devoted to reporting financial news.
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A great deal of information about warrants can be obtained from NYSE Euronext's website, issuers' sites and the financial press.
What is the decimal equivalent of a basis point?
Why do we need such precision when measuring bond yields?
Identify one market where the basis point change in yield from day to day is reported by the financial press.
Also known as: Beep.
The word "monoline" by itself may also simply mean a company with a narrow range of business. There are some citations of this usage, but the financial press and sector use "monoline" as a synonym of "monoline insurer" or "monoline insurance".
resignation of the whole management team in the event of a successful takeover. A suicide pill is a term for any high-risk poison pill strategy that may discourage a potential acquirer but also place the takeover target under severe financial ...
Most emphasis is laid in Wall Street upon the science, or art, or pastime, of prophesying the immediate action of the "general market," which is fairly represented by the various averages used in the financial press. ...
The auction officially starts with the diffusion of the Treasury public announcement by most major newspapers, the financial press, and television stations. Once an auction is announced, the bidding begins.
 See also: Banks, Expense, Financial risk, Reorg, Expected return
  
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