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Financial terms starting with "E"

1. equitable conversion

2. Effective Control Of Enterprises

3. Electrified Line

4. economic capital

5. Energy Supply (apparent Consumption)

6. ESOP

7. eligible list

8. exterior door

9. Effective annual yield

10. E-Currency

11. Event study

12. electrolytic coupling

13. Eating Someone's Lunch

14. Euro Area

15. evase

16. electronic data liability

17. expansion tank

18. Equity cap

19. Economic indicator

20. Enterprise SNA

21. Employment Equity

22. exposure survey

23. exterior insulation and finish systems (EIFS)

24. Europe, Middle East and Africa (EMEA)

25. Exclusive Listing

26. Energy Balances

27. Euronext Lisbon

28. Electronic Cottage

29. earnings warning

30. EFSF

31. ergonomics

32. exchange fee

33. Equityholders

34. earned reinsurance premium

35. ecological risk assessment

36. examine

37. entity securities coverage

38. Editing Match

39. Election Of Remedies

40. Error Detecting Characters

41. economic environment

42. Employees Social Contributions

43. equity ratio

44. escrow fees

45. Emphyteutic Lease

46. Elasticity (economics)

47. Energy Risk Professional (ERP)

48. Energy Conversion Factors

49. economic utility

50. Entry Of Judgment

51. EER

52. exhibitor insurance

53. executory contract

54. Environmental Externalities

55. EEA

56. Escheat

57. end grain

58. ESA

59. Economy

60. earnings calendar

61. Electronic bill payment

62. energy derivatives

63. Economic growth rate

64. Equivalent Factors

65. EPDM

66. excess profit

67. Executory Remainder

68. eutectic

69. energy efficiency ratio

70. exposed wiring

71. EBITDAR

72. EEC

73. employee share ownership trust (ESOT)

74. Earned income

75. Emission Damage

76. expense load

77. equalization factor

78. Enumerated Agricultural Commodities

79. European Stability Mechanism (ESM)

80. Earnings before interest, taxes, and depreciation (EBITD)

81. Environmental Impact Assessment (EIA)

82. earth movement or earthquake exclusion

83. economic profit

84. Employer matchingcontribution

85. equity turnover

86. economic forecaster

87. Earnest Money Deposit

88. Earnings momentum

89. Equal-Opportunity Employer

90. electronic currency trading

91. Earnings Before Interest, Taxes, Depreciation, Amortization And Special Losses - EBITDAL

92. equity purchaser

93. Entertainment, Literary Or Artistic Originals

94. Eco-Communalism

95. equity injection

96. exempt

97. Efficiency (in Statistical Estimation)

98. Effects Animation

99. Evidence Clause

100. Energy Targets

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Broad-base Index

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An index whose purpose is to reveal the performance of the entire market, such as the s&p 500, Wilshire 5000, AMEX Major market index or value line composite index. Different broad-base indices have different approaches to ensuring that the index captures the entire breadth of market activity. The Wilshire 5000 takes the most all-inclusive approach by including all the stocks listed on the new york stock exchange and almost all the stocks listed on the NASDAQ and american stock exchange. The s&p 500 includes 500 companies that are together considered a good indicator for the US stock market, based on the industries the companies operate in, their positions within the industry, and their market capitalizations. The s&p 500 is a market-weighted index, so only 10% if its components make up about 75% of its value. The value line composite index takes an in between approach by tracking 1700 issues. The Value Line Composite is thought to be a better indicator of speculative stocks than of more stable stocks.

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