Financial Concepts

Adjusted EBITDA
Adjusted EBITDA is the financial metric that normalizes earnings by adding back certain expenses, providing more meaningful comparisons.
Bonus
A bonus is a financial incentive that enhances employee remuneration beyond normal wages.
Cash Cow
A Cash Cow in finance is a product or business unit that generates steady cash flow with minimal investment.
Goal Seeking
Goal seeking is the magical art of determining the necessary input value that yields a desired output.
Goldilocks Economy
An ideal economic state that's not too hot, not too cold, but 'just right' for growth.
Investment Horizon
Investment horizon signifies the length of time an investor plans to hold a security or portfolio before needing the funds.
Keepwell Agreement
A humorous yet insightful look into the contract that binds parents and subsidiaries in times of financial distress.
Market
A market is a dynamic arena where buyers and sellers engage in the exchange of goods and services, weaving elements of economy with threads of opportunity.
New Paradigm
A revolutionary concept in investing that replaces old beliefs and practices.
Overlapping Debt
Understanding the financial obligations where one jurisdiction’s debt extends across another's borders.
Quarter-to-Date (QTD)
Understanding the financial time interval that reflects a company's activities from the beginning of the quarter to the current date within the quarter.
Risk-Neutral Probabilities
Understanding risk-neutral probabilities in financial markets and their use in pricing derivatives.
Rule of 78
A method used by lenders to calculate interest charges on loans, favoring lenders in early repayments.
Time Decay
Explore the ticking clock of options pricing and how time affects your trade like a suspenseful movie countdown!

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