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Financial terms in "Fundamental Analysis"

1. deficit net worth

2. Form 10-Q

3. Equity

4. Stock Ticker

5. corporate governance

6. statement of condition

7. donated stock

8. chart

9. redeemable shares

10. tax differential view of dividend policy

11. spillover dividend

12. Proxy statement

13. cash flows from investing activities

14. dividend enhanced convertible stock (DECS)

15. indicated yield

16. Earnings Before Interest, Taxes, Depreciation and Amortization

17. current income

18. earnings growth

19. fiscal

20. Dividend

21. capitalization ratios

22. stock ledger

23. cookie jar accounting

24. distribution stock

25. dividend date

26. Balance Sheet

27. Write-Off

28. relative P/E ratio

29. ex-dividend date

30. 52-week low

31. stranded asset

32. dividend exclusion

33. EBITDA margin

34. Dow Jones Averages

35. Operating Income

36. capitalization of income

37. equity option

38. dividend adjusted return

39. price to cash flow ratio

40. gross sales

41. pre-tax profit margin

42. current earnings per share (current EPS)

43. performance

44. warranty

45. economic surplus

46. financial statement

47. working capital requirement

48. insider trading

49. cash flows from operating activities

50. profit and loss statement

51. Operating Cash Flow

52. earned surplus

53. participating preferred

54. Auditor

55. stock option

56. Profit

57. qualified dividend

58. share repurchase plan

59. Long-Term Equity Anticipation Securities

60. year-over-year

61. insider selling

62. net capital ratio

63. stripped stock

64. Electronic Data Gathering, Analysis, and Retrieval

65. capital budget

66. filing

67. Current Ratio

68. date of payment

69. net capital

70. EBIDTA

71. net capital requirement

72. Forbes 500

73. dividend equivalent right

74. top line

75. inventory

76. Dow Jones Industrial Average

77. ROIC

78. net income from discontinued operations

79. guaranteed stock

80. adjusted book value

81. cats and dogs

82. cumulative preferred

83. cutting a melon

84. unappropriated profit

85. earnings announcement

86. Core Earnings

87. unpaid dividend

88. Dilution

89. bear hug

90. net book value

91. dividend notification

92. non-cash expense

93. historical data

94. future value

95. equity-linked note

96. Net worth

97. Gordon Growth Model

98. asset acquisition

99. Common Stock

100. participating convertible preferred share

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Sarbanes-Oxley Act Of 2002

Categories: Finance,

Named after its main Congressional sponsors, Senator Paul Sarbanes and representative Michael Oxley, the Sarbanes-Oxley Act of 2002 introduced new financial practices and reporting requirements, including executive certification of financial reports, plus more stringent corporate governance procedures for publicly traded US companies and added protections for whistleblowers. Also known as the Corporate and Auditing accountability, Responsibility, and Transparency Act, or more colloquially as SarbOx or SOX, the law was passed in response to several high-profile corporate scandals involving accounting fraud and corruption in major Us corporations.The law also created the public company accounting oversight board (PCAOB), a private-sector, nonprofit corporation that regulates and oversees public accounting firms.The law has seen its share of controversy, with opponents arguing that the expense and effort involved in complying with the law reduce shareholder value, and proponents arguing that increased corporate responsibility and transparency far outweigh the costs of compliance.

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