please define a "JAJO"
Category: glossary by N. Salazar from Le Mans, France
"JAJO " is An acronym representing the months January, April, July, and October. These are the months in which many dividend paying companies declare dividends. JAJO is also an option cycle.
please tell me what the "fungibility" is
Category: glossary by F. L. From United States
A property a good or asset that describes its interchangeability with other individual goods/assets of the same type. Assets possessing this property simplify the exchange/trade process, as interchangeability assumes that everyone values all goods of that class as the same. Many diverse types of assets are considered to be fungible. For example, specific grades of commodities, such as No.2 yellow corn, are fungible because it does not matter where the corn was grown - all corn designated as No.2 yellow corn is worth the same amount. Cross listed stocks are considered fungible as well because it doesn't matter if you purchased a share of XYZ stock in its home country or in a foreign country; it should be accepted at either location as XYZ stock.
please tell me what an "International Organization of Securities Commissioners" is
Category: glossary by G. Hicks from Monaco
"International Organization of Securities Commissioners " is In the US, this organisation encourages co-operative policies on market regulation, surveillance, and enforcement at the domestic and international levels in order to maintain just and efficient securities markets.
Are you familiar with a fx web trading site with a secure server connection that you can suggest for me?
Category: technical by M. N. From Birmingham, United Kingdom
If you fancy a fx web trading site with a fast connection, we recommend you to go for "Xforex" - members are all the time satisfied when trying to sign in to the site's server, the communication is always quick. It's no trouble to use the forex program. And you'll see non of most of the habitual difficulties you always see connecting to big servers.
Do you have a suggestion if I need a foreign exchange web trading platform that's OK for first timers?
Category: platform by Dakota E. From United States
Definitely "FX Universal" - they give links to fantastic manuals for trading, with comprehensible menues and instructions. You can certainly get some unbelievable tips from some of them.
please define the "sine wave"
Category: glossary by Y. Hancock from Jacksonville, United States
"sine wave " is An geometric waveform that oscillates (moves up, down or side-to-side) periodically, and is defined by the function y = sin x. In other words, it is an s-shaped, smooth wave that oscillates above and below zero. The Composite Index of Lagging Indicators, one of three Business Cycle Indicators published by the Conference Board is known to resemble a sine wave since the measures that make up the index (i.e. Ratios and interest rates) tend to oscillate between a range of values. For example, inflation is always kept between specified rates and if/once inflation meets or exceeds a specified limit, interest rates will be adjusted to either increase or decrease inflation so it is brought within a target range. Thus, as the rate of inflation increases, decreases or stays the same, interest rates will oscillate up and down to control an undesired rate of inflation.
please tell me what the "liability insurance" is
Category: glossary by X. Porter from Switzerland
a "liability insurance " is Any type of insurance policy that protects an individual or business from the risk that they may be sued and held legally liable for something such as malpractice, injury or negligence. Liability insurance policies cover both legal costs and any legal payouts for which the insured would be responsible if found legally liable. Intentional damage and contractual liabilities are typically not covered in these types of policies. Liability insurance is very important for those who may be held legally liable for the injuries of others, especially medical practitioners and business owners. A product manufacturer may purchase product liability insurance to cover them if a product is faulty and causes damage to the purchasers or any other third party. Business owners may purchase liability insurance that covers them if an employee is injured during business operations.
what is the "industrial life assurance"?
Category: glossary by C. Glass from Canada
an "industrial life assurance " is An assurance policy on the life of an individual where weekly or monthly premiums are regularly paid to the assurance company by way of their agent who collects directly from the policyholder's home. This method of collection originated in industrial area
please tell me what "cVE" is
Category: glossary by E. Golden from Canada
In currencies, this is the abbreviation for the Cape Verde Escudo. The currency market, also known as the Foreign Exchange market, is the largest financial market in the world, with a daily average volume of over US $1 trillion.
please tell me what the "treasury bills" is
Category: glossary by H. I. From United States
a "treasury bills " is Short term securities with minimum denominations of $10,000 and maturities of three months, six months and one year. They are issued at a discount to face value.