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Futures
Futures are a type of financial contract whereby an investor is obliged to buy an asset at a specified future price and date. The...
Data Smoothing
What is data smoothing and why do we need it
Data smoothing is a technique used to reduce the noise or random fluctuations in data....
Dangling Debit
What is 'Dangling Debit' A debit entry with no offsetting credit entry. Dangling debit occurs when a company purchases goodwill or services...
Tax Deduction
What is a tax deduction and how does it work
A tax deduction is an expense that can be subtracted from your taxable income. This...
Ultimogeniture
What is ultimogeniture and how does it work
Ultimogeniture is the practice of leaving property to the youngest child. It contrasts with primogeniture, in which...
Home Mortgage
DefinitionA mortgage loan or, simply, mortgage is used either by purchasers of real property to raise funds to buy real estate, or alternatively by...
Corporations
The word corporation represents an organization, which works completely separately from its owners, and it is in itself a legal body capable of presenting...
Java
What is 'Java'
Java is a programming language developed by Sun Microsystems. It is designed to have the ability to run across multiple operating systems...
Time Value of Money
DefinitionThe time value of money is the greater benefit of receiving money now rather than later. It is founded on time preference. Time Value...
Large-Value Stock
Large-value stocks are a type of stock that typically offer investors high dividends and capital appreciation potential. These stocks are often found in the...