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Liquidity Event
What is a liquidity event and why do companies undergo them
A liquidity event is a situation in which a company's assets are converted into...
Operating Expense Ratio
How to Calculate an Operating Expense Ratio
You should ask the seller to provide a prior year's operating statement and calculate the Operating Expense ratio....
Closed Economy
What is a closed economy
A closed economy is an economic system in which trade between countries is restricted by tariffs, quotas, or other forms...
Liquidity Premium
What is the liquidity premium and why do investors demand it
The liquidity premium is the return that investors expect for holding a liquid asset...
How to Determine Your Borrowing Base
When determining borrowing base, it is crucial to understand the valuation of your business' inventory and equipment. Typically, this valuation is based on the...
Overhead Rate
How the Overhead Rate is Calculated
The overhead rate on a company's income statement and balance sheet impacts the company's cost of goods sold. Investopedia...
Discretionary Account
What is a discretionary account and why do you need one
A discretionary account is an investing account in which the investor has given the...
Mosaic Theory
What is the mosaic theory and what does it involve
The mosaic theory is a method of analysis used by security analysts to gather information...
Risk Neutral
What is risk neutrality and why is it important
Risk neutrality is the idea that people are indifferent between different outcomes that have the same...
Historical Cost Accounting
What Is Historical Cost Accounting?
Historical cost accounting is a method of accounting that reports an asset or liability at its historical cost, instead of...