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1. sensitivity

2. Rate protection

3. Referral fees

4. Borrower

5. quasi

6. following form

7. net square footage

8. residence property

9. Federal Home Loan Bank System

10. break fee

11. exclusive right to sell

12. circulation factor

13. Disclosure Authorization Form

14. bilateral credit limit

15. asset-based finance

16. policy loan

17. quarterly income debt securities (QUIDS)

18. escrow payment

19. credit sleeve

20. leverage build up

21. forfeiture

22. borderline risk

23. market discipline

24. Interest accrual period

25. Negative amortization cap

26. joint and several liability

27. letter of patent

28. trespass

29. magic wrap

30. venue

31. deed of reconveyance

32. business finance companies

33. mistake

34. direct sales comparisons approach

35. Claim Report

36. cost of debt capital

37. overextension

38. Evidence Clause

39. Leasing

40. Nellie Mae

41. beneficiary of trust

42. payoff

43. override

44. subsurface rights

45. base principal balance

46. bull flattener

47. assignment of rents

48. mobile home

49. mortgage revenue bond

50. clear span

51. fixed-rate loan

52. Affordability

53. studio

54. kitchenette

55. loan sharking

56. industrial broker

57. earnings credit rate

58. fair rental value coverage

59. credit control

60. constructive notice

61. interest rate buy down plans

62. loan application fee

63. flag lot

64. Building Code

65. base loan amount

66. Conforming loan

67. person

68. tax search

69. multi-dwelling units

70. PAC tranche

71. loan balance table

72. starter

73. retaliatory eviction

74. going in capitalization rate

75. commercial blanket bond

76. interest paid over life of loan

77. deviation

78. creditor's committee

79. institutional lender

80. Capital Purchase Program (CPP)

81. Board of Realtors(R)

82. Floor Limit

83. strategic default

84. legally competent parties

85. mutuality of consent

86. Chapter 11

87. Lease Purchase

88. quash

89. utility value

90. subprime loan

91. ownership in severalty

92. Remaining Term

93. excess loans

94. confirmed irrevocable letter of credit

95. Appraisal

96. domestic insurer

97. resolution trust corporation (RTC)

98. never nester

99. brokerage fee

100. interest shortfall

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Relative Strength

Categories: Investing and Trading,

A stock's price change over a period of time relative to that of a market index, such as the s&p 500. The relative strength of a stock is calculated by taking the percentage price change of a stock over a set period of time and ranking it on a scale of 1 to 100 against all other stocks on the market, with 1 being worst and 100 being best. For example, a stock with a relative strength of 90 has experienced a greater increase in its price over the last year than the price increases experienced by 90% of all other stocks on the market. Some technical analysts, especially momentum investors, like stocks with high relative strength rankings, believing that stocks which have recently gone up are more likely to continue going up. Other technical analysts believe that a very high relative strength can be an indication that the stock is overbought and is ready to fall. Relative strength is really a "rear view mirror" metric, measuring only how the stock has done in the past, not how it will do in the future.

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