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TermDefinition
Capital Gain the amount of money one can earn by selling their assets
Hedging the compromise between buyer and seller towards the price they will buy/sell a commody in the future
Total Rate of Return total return on all investments, (capital gain + dividends)
Diversification diversifying the assets you invest in
mutual fund a pool of money from different investors
Call and option type where the stock is prefered to increasing in price
put an option type where the stock price is prefered to decrease
Short A party obligated to sell the commoditie
Commodities Goods bought and sold in bulk
Coupon Rate Intrest rate for a bonds periodic interest payment
long a party obligated to buy a commodity
Initial Margin Money put upfront in buying a commodity
Compounding Frequency The number of times interest is paid out in a given amount of time
simple interest an interest charge that borrowers pay lenders
Rule of 72 time it takes for money to double
Effective interest rates takes into account the compounding period
Nomional rate does not take into account the compounding period
Continous compounding compounding and reinvesting interest over an infinite amount of periods
Law enforcing APY Regulation Z
Annuity the collection of equal payments made at regular time intervals
Present Value Annuity A sum of money is payed upfront and the annuity payments and interest build to pay it off
Future Value Annuity A sum of money totals by the annuity payments and interest over a given amount of time
Annuity Due The annuity payments are made at the begining of each period
Annuity Ordinary The annuity payments are made at the end of each period
Sinking Fund Money set aside to pay of a debt or bond
Interest Rate A percentage of the principle charged by the lender to use the money
Creditor The person who lends the money
Principle Amount borrowed or loaned
Debtor Person who borrows money
term the amount of time in which the loan is made
Promissary note a written agreement setting the terms of a loan
Created by: yaseenprimus
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