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Financial terms starting with "M"

1. money market basis

2. MBA

3. modified annual percentage rate

4. Mortgage Commitment

5. most favored venue wording

6. Maximum Economic Yield (MEY) In Fisheries Accounts

7. MRO

8. market rate

9. Market overhang

10. MACRS

11. Merchandise Trade

12. Market Exposure

13. Marketability Discount

14. male connector

15. management buyout

16. matching principle

17. Membership Committee

18. management company

19. Merton Miller

20. milling cutters

21. molecule

22. masonry paint

23. manual trader

24. Maintenance

25. Mortgage price

26. Morgan Stanley Capital International Europe, Australia, Far East Index

27. Monetary Easing

28. main sewer

29. Mutual

30. Macedonia Denar

31. Maturity Variance

32. Mechanical Treatment Technology

33. multistage dividend discount model

34. Master And Servant

35. moisture meter

36. Myanmar Kyat

37. management's discussion

38. market technician

39. maximum

40. mortgage interest relief at source

41. management accounts

42. market rental rates

43. MTQ

44. Mayhem

45. mature

46. Manager

47. Money base

48. mandatory quote period

49. margin loan

50. median

51. majority shareholding

52. master plan

53. Maximum expected return criterion (MERC)

54. MIG

55. machine excavation

56. moisture content of wood

57. matching funds

58. machine finished limestone

59. Markowitz diversification

60. Medium-term Projections Or Scenarios

61. Market Arbitrage

62. Miscellaneous Current Taxes

63. metal framing

64. Modem

65. Mge

66. Market Leader

67. mortar board

68. master budget

69. mushroom

70. Municipal improvement certificate

71. modified payoff

72. Marine Park

73. metal ties

74. managed care liability insurance

75. mule

76. Milan Stock Exchange (MIL)

77. Motorway

78. Minimum Energy Performance Standards (MEPS)

79. Median Family Income

80. motion

81. micro venture capital

82. mail slot

83. mortgage payment table

84. mall

85. Mongolia Tugrik

86. Member firm

87. Motion For Summary Judgment

88. Metadata Item

89. MDL

90. Mortgage program

91. Mortgage insurance cancellation

92. masking tape

93. Macroassessment

94. MBO

95. Moving Average Convergence/Divergence

96. market value added (MVA)

97. Multilateral Comparison

98. Market-on-close

99. Market Penetration Price

100. medical savings account

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EBIDTA

Categories: Accounting, Stocks, Fundamental Analysis,

earnings before interest, taxes, depreciation and amortization. An approximate measure of a company's operating cash flow based on data from the company's income statement. Calculated by looking at earnings before the deduction of interest expenses, taxes, depreciation, and amortization. This earnings measure is of particular interest in cases where companies have large amounts of fixed assets which are subject to heavy depreciation charges (such as manufacturing companies) or in the case where a company has a large amount of acquired intangible assets on its books and is thus subject to large amortization charges (such as a company that has purchased a brand or a company that has recently made a large acquisition). Since the distortionary accounting and financing effects on company earnings do not factor into EBIDTA, it is a good way of comparing companies within and across industries. This measure is also of interest to a company's creditors, since EBIDTA is essentially the income that a company has free for interest payments. In general, EBIDTA is a useful measure only for large companies with significant assets, and/or for companies with a significant amount of debt financing. It is rarely a useful measure for evaluating a small company with no significant loans. Sometimes also called EBITDA or operational cash flow.

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