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What is Credit Card Cloning?

Credit card cloning also known as skimming is illegal and unauthorized copying of a credit card. Fraudsters copy information from your credit card physically and use an electronic device and…

What Is Buy to Cover?

Buy to cover is an order placed for buying a security that will close a short position. A short position is when an investor borrows a security from a broker…

Breakeven Price

To understand price trends in different financial markets, it is necessary to quantify the quantity of demand (i.e., the strength of buyers, also referred to as bullish pressure) and compare…

Quarter

Quarters, synthetically expressed by the symbols Q1, Q2, Q3 and Q4, in the financial world are an indicative time period for the release of financial reports by companies, as well…

Bear Trap

Bear Trap is a technical analysis concept that refers to a signal that a bullish trend is reversing. The Bear Trap makes one believe that a Bull Market is turning…

Business Day

When we talk about a business day, we are refer to one of those days of the week during which work activities are carried out on a regular basis. In…

Bear Hug

In the business world, there are several methods of taking control of a company. One method is popularly known as the bear hug. Basically, the bear hug is a hostile…

Traunch

The term traunch refers to a series of payments that are to be made periodically only if certain goals are reached. A practical example of the use of this concept…

Centralized Market

A centralized market is a type of national or local market in which securities and financial instruments are traded at fixed prices without any influence from competing markets. The quoted…