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Financial terms in "Loan and Mortgage"

1. Front-end fee

2. Refinancing

3. Interest rate ceiling

4. closed-end mortgage

5. A Loan or "A" Paper

6. Escrow Account (impound account)

7. Discount mortgage broker

8. HECM (Reverse Mortgage)

9. Escrow Fee

10. Restrictions

11. Fixed Interest Rate

12. Documentation requirements

13. Nominal interest rate

14. Homestead Credit

15. Housing Counseling Agency

16. Payment adjustment interval

17. Hybrid ARM

18. Prorations

19. Familial Status

20. Zero Percent Financing

21. Servicing

22. securitization

23. Power of Attorney

24. Variable Interest

25. Closing Date

26. Bridge Loan

27. Charge-Off

28. Balloon Mortgage

29. Co-Borrowers

30. HUD

31. Terms

32. Pre-Qualification

33. Acceleration

34. Generic prices

35. Notary Public

36. Price-gouging

37. Cost of Funds Index (COFI)

38. Partial Entitlement

39. Medium Term Notes

40. Biweekly Mortgage

41. Closing

42. Co-Signed Account

43. Tax service fee

44. Subordinate

45. Special Forbearance

46. annual rest system

47. Nichification

48. Security

49. Index

50. Rate sheets

51. Construction financing

52. Accrued Interest

53. 125% loan

54. Credit

55. Initial interest rate

56. Single file mortgage insurance

57. Intermediate-Term Mortgage

58. Interest payment

59. Lock verb

60. Assets

61. Mortgage Insurance

62. Risk Based Capital

63. Punch List

64. Chapter 7 Bankruptcy

65. Multidwelling Units

66. Takeout Mortgage

67. Government National Mortgage Association (Ginny Mae)

68. Bankruptcy

69. Disaster Myopia

70. Risk Based Pricing

71. Fee Simple

72. Pre-foreclosure Sale

73. Reconveyance Clause

74. Lock-In

75. Mortgage Insurance Premium (MIP)

76. Credit Risk

77. Gross Monthly Income

78. Ffel

79. Net branch

80. Seller contribution

81. bond

82. FHA mortgage

83. Non-warrantable condo

84. Buy-up

85. 11th District Cost of Funds -

86. Continuing Education Loans

87. Mortgage Life and Disability Insurance

88. No Cash-out Refinance

89. home loan

90. Package Mortgage

91. mortgage famine

92. Bar Study Loans

93. Homeowners insurance

94. Credit History

95. Government Loan

96. Market niche

97. Interest rate floor

98. Quitclaim Deed

99. Servicing transfer

100. Conversion Clause

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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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