Unit Trust
Unit trusts are collective funds that allow private investors to pool their money in a single fund, thus spreading their risk across a range of investments, getting the benefit of professional fund management, ...
Unit Investment Trust
A sort of mutual fund that holds a fixed portfolio of bonds; when these mature, the trust is dissolved.
Unit cost averaging
Unit cost averaging is a method of timing purchases to reduce the exposure to fluctuations in the price of the security being purchased. It is also called pound cost averaging, dollar cost averaging etc.
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Unit investment trusts
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Investing in a unit investment trust is a good idea if you do not want to manage your own investments.
Unit of Trading
It is the minimum number of shares accepted for normal trading on the stock exchange.
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Unit Trust
A pooled investment fund or collective investment, that enables investors to share in a pool of professionally managed investments such as stocks and bonds.
Unit trust
Definition:
In the United Kingdom and other foreign markets, an open-end mutual fund. ...
Trust Unit Preferred Shares (TruPS)
What It Is:
Trust preferred shares (TruPS) are preferred shares typically issued by banks.
Unit investment trusts are fixed portfolios that are composed of securities that are understood to be income producing in nature.
A unit of measure used when referring to natural gas. Technically, it is the quantity of heat required to raise the temperature of one pound of water from 60 to 61 degrees Fahrenheit at a constant pressure of one atmosphere.
Bargaining Unit - A bargaining unit is an organized group of employees represented by a labor union or other group for the purpose of collective decision making with a business or corporation.
The Contract Unit
Delivery-type futures contracts stipulate the specifications of the commodity to be delivered (such as 5,000 bushels of grain, 40,000 pounds of livestock, or 100 troy ounces of gold).
The ECU was conceived on 13 March 1979 as an internal accounting unit. It had the ISO 4217 currency code XEU.
Unit Investment Trust or U.I.T. - A fixed portfolio of municipal securities sold to investors in trust "units" that represents fractional undivided ownership interests in the portfolio.
Unit Investment Trust A structure used by some ETFs. One important difference between this format and the open-end fund format is that the latter allows ETFs to reinvest dividends immediately, while the former does not.
Unit investment trust Investment company that buys a portfolio of stocks, bonds or other securities that is fixed for the life of the fund and sold as a package.
Unit Investment Trust (UIT) An investment vehicle (offered by a large investment firm) that consists of a fixed portfolio of securities (e.g., bonds, shares, or mortgage-backed securities). Units in the trust are sold to investors through brokers.
Unit Investment Trust (UIT)
A fixed portfolio of securities purchased by a company registered with the SEC, offering shares in the trust to investors. The difference between a unit trust and a mutual fund is the lack of active management.
Unit Investment Trusts (UITs) " which make a one-time public offering of only a specific, fixed number of redeemable securities called "units" and which will terminate and dissolve on a date specified at the creation of the UIT.
Unit Investment Trust - UIT
An investment company that offers a fixed, unmanaged portfolio, generally of stocks and bonds, as redeemable "units" to investors for a specific period of time.
Unit investment trust:
A portfolio set up at the fund's launch which remains unchanged. As each bond reaches maturity, the trust holder receives payments until the fund dissolves. They provide a steady, periodic flow of income to investors.
Unit of Trading
The minimum quantity or amount allowed when trading a security. The normal minimum for common stock is 1 round lot or 100 shares. The normal minimum for options is one contract (which normally covers 100 shares of stock).
Unit Investment Trust (UIT) - a type of investment company that typically makes a one-time "public offering" of only a specific, fixed number of units.
Unit trust: an investment where a number of individuals place their money with a professional manager who manages the total fund on their behalf. Also known as a pooled investment or managed investment.
Unit price: the price for each unit of a managed investment. This is calculated by dividing the value of the assets of the managed investment by the number of units on issue to investors.
Unit Investment Trust (UIT): An unmanaged portfolio of professionally selected securities that are held for a specified period of time.
Unit trust: An unincorporated fund whose organizational structure permits the conduit treatment of income realized by the fund.
Unit Investment Trust - An investment company organized under a trust indenture that sells interest in its portfolio in terms of redeemable securities.
Unit Investment Trust (UIT)
Unit Investment Trusts are far less common than Open End Mutual Funds.
Fixed-unit investment trust: A trust that buys a fixed portfolio of securities (usually municipal bonds) and sells that portfolio to investors in units. Each unit represents an undivided interest in the portfolio.
Pixels/Unit
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Annuity unit
Annuity units are the shares you own in variable annuity subaccounts, also called annuity funds or separate account funds, during the period you're receiving income from the annuity.
Trading unit
The number of shares of a particular security that is used as the acceptable quantity for trading on the exchanges.
Trading variation
The increments to which securities prices are rounded up or rounded down.
Unit Trust A trust where the only beneficiaries are the holders of 'units' in the trust, whose interest is usually quantified by the number of units they hold.
Unit trust
In the United Kingdom and other foreign markets, an open-end mutual fund.
United States Customs Service
An agency of the Treasury Department charged with enforcing laws relative to imports.
Unit of equity in a corporation.
SHARK WATCHER
is a term used by companies overseas, that specialize in the early detection of a possible takeover activity.
UNIT INVESTMENT TRUST
This type of fund structure does not reinvest dividends in the fund and pays them out via a quarterly cash distribution.
Unit investment trust
Money invested in a portfolio whose composition is fixed for the life of the fund. Shares in a unit trust are called redeemable trust certificates, and they are sold at a premium to net asset value.
A unit or group of securities. ETFs are some times referred to as baskets.
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A unit of equity in a company. ...
Share Split
Increasing a companies shares outstanding by splitting the par value of existing shares and distributing additional shares pro rata to share holders. ...
A unit trust fund which after the initial offer period does not, unless otherwise approved by the Securities and Exchange Commission of Sri Lanka (SEC), issue new units or redeem units in issue until the liquidation of such fund.
A unit of trading in a commodity established by an exchange to which official price quotations apply.
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A unit of account based on the movement of 12 Arab currencies against the US dollar.
Around ...
A unit of stock, which is the equity ownership in a corporation. The bearers or owners of shares of stock - the shareholders or stockholders - are not creditors of the corporation but co-owners of it.
The unit of trading was 20 short tons (40,000 pounds (18,000 kg)) of frozen, trimmed bellies. Pork bellies can be kept in cold storage for an extended period of time, and generally it is the frozen bellies that were most actively traded.[4] ...
The unit of measurement to express the change in value between two currencies is called a "Pip". If EUR/USD moves from 1.2250 to 1.2251, that is ONE PIP.
Trade Unit: $200 times the Respective CME Seasonal Strip Snowfall Index
Point Descriptions: 1 Point = 1 inch = $200.00
Contract Listing: Oct, Nov, Dec, Jan, Feb, Mar and Apr ...
Lot - a unit to measure the amount of the deal. The value of the deal always corresponds to an integer number of lots.
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u Unit Investment Trust (UIT) An SEC-registered investment company which purchases a fixed, unmanaged portfolio of income-producing securities and then sells shares in the trust to investors.
Share:
A unit of ownership in a fund.
Shareholder:
An owner of shares of a mutual fund.
Table A4: Unit root tests for time series modified according to Stochastics -
Table A5: Unit root tests for time series modified according to Stochastics - USDJPY
Table A6: Unit root tests for time series modified according to Stochastics - GBPUSD ...
Pip - One unit of price change in the bid/ask price of a currency. It stands for "price interest point." For most currencies, it denotes the fourth decimal place in an exchange rate and represents 1/100 of one percent (.01%).
A creation unit is a large block, perhaps 50,000 shares, of the ETF. These creation units are then split up by the recipients into the individual shares that are traded on the market.
Contract unit: The number of units of the underlying instrument on which the contract bears, i.e. contract size. This may vary according to the underlying on which the contract bears.
The police unit that investigates cases related to money laundering.
Financial Services Authority (FSA)
An independent body which regulates the financial services industry in the UK.
Lot- A unit used to measure the amount of a trade. The value of the trade consists of a certain number of lots. The actual trading value of each lot varies depending on if you are trading a standard account or a mini account.
Lot: A unit of trading. See Even Lot, Job Lot, and Round Lot.
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Contract Unit: See Contract Size.
Controlled Account: An account for which trading is directed by someone other than the owner. Also called a Managed Account or a Discretionary Account.
Contract Unit: The actual amount of a commodity represented in a contract.
Controlled Account: Any account for which trading is directed by someone other than the owner. Also called a Managed Account or a Discretionary Account.
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