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Financial terms in "Fundamental Analysis"

1. gross processing margin

2. tax differential view of dividend policy

3. dividend drag

4. Institutional Brokers' Investment System

5. income

6. growth stock

7. EBITDA / interest coverage ratio

8. Unitized Endowment Pool (UEP)

9. optional cash purchase

10. unappropriated profit

11. CINS number

12. ex-date

13. fixed income instruments

14. bond equity earnings yield ratio (BEER)

15. key performance indicators

16. guaranteed stock

17. distribution period

18. Stock Exchange

19. distribution stock

20. net cash flow

21. working capital requirement

22. financial statement

23. annualize

24. antidilutive

25. consolidated financial statement

26. normalized earnings

27. net current assets

28. liquid

29. economic surplus

30. non-cumulative preferred

31. sequential

32. total shareholder return

33. Form 8-K

34. earnings calendar

35. owner of record

36. YTD

37. Director

38. 52-week low

39. rating

40. Revenue

41. return on net worth

42. EBIDTA

43. Generally Accepted Accounting Principles

44. LTM

45. preference shares

46. stock option

47. residual security

48. bad debt

49. divestiture

50. earnings growth

51. declared dividend

52. Return on equity

53. price/earnings ratio

54. filing

55. portfolio

56. adjusted book value

57. interest cover

58. Sector

59. residual dividend

60. stock screening

61. fiscal year

62. diluted share

63. interest coverage

64. profit and loss statement

65. earnings power

66. capital stock

67. historical data

68. stripped stock

69. SEC EDGAR

70. capitalization rate

71. effective tax rate

72. full disclosure

73. earnings before tax

74. control stock

75. summary annual report

76. hidden asset

77. dividend adjusted return

78. unlevered beta

79. economic value added

80. Gordon Growth Model

81. EBITDAR

82. modified internal rate of return (MIRR)

83. operating surplus

84. earnings warning

85. earnings season

86. 1099

87. Tender Offer

88. Net Operating Income

89. forward pricing

90. cash dividend

91. corporate governance

92. tax schedule

93. equity-linked note

94. participating convertible preferred share

95. revenue per available room

96. Holding Company

97. Dividend Reinvestment Plan

98. Profit

99. payout

100. quarterly earnings growth

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Floating Rate

Categories: Credit and Debt,

A debt security or corporate preferred stock whose interest rate is adjusted periodically to reflect changing money market rates is known as a floating rate instrument. These securities, for example, five-year notes, are initially offered with an interest rate that is slightly below the rate being paid on comparable fixed-rate securities. But because the rate is adjusted upward from time to time, its market price generally remains very close to the offering price, or par.When a nation's currency moves up and down in value against the currency of another nation, the relationship between the two is described as a floating exchange rate. For example, the us dollar is worth more japanese yen in some periods and less in others. That movement is usually the result of what's happening in the economy of each of the nations and in the economies of their trading partners. A fixed exchange rate, on the other hand, means that two (or more) currencies, such as the us dollar and the Bermuda dollar, always have the same relative value.

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