A Forward Contract is a customized agreement between two parties to buy or sell an asset at a preset price on a future date - kind of like trying to pin down a shadow!
Understanding the estimation of expected dividends as a percentage of the current stock price.
A detailed humor-laden analysis of Forward Exchange Contracts and their quirky cousins, Non-Deliverable Forwards.
An overview of the Forward Market, its workings, and comparisons with Future Contracts.
A forward premium is a financial term describing a condition where the expected future price for a currency is greater than its current spot price.
Understanding the concept of forward price in finance – the future price at which an asset will be exchanged.
Forward P/E - Exploring Earnings Forecast with a Sense of Humor
A forward rate is an interest rate applicable to a transaction that will take place in the future.
An analysis of Forward Rate Agreements (FRAs), including definitions, comparisons, and a dash of humor.
An outdated term to describe the most underdeveloped and marginalized regions of the world.
Understanding the fractal indicator in financial markets and its application.
A system where banks only keep a fraction of deposits on hand, using the rest for lending and growing the economy.
A fractional share is a portion of an equity stock that is less than one full share, often resulting from corporate actions.
A Franchise is a license allowing a franchisee to operate a business using a franchisor's proprietary business knowledge, branding and trademarks.
A tax levied on certain businesses in specific states for the privilege of conducting business.
A franchisee is an independent business owner who operates a retail outlet under a recognized brand.
A franked dividend is a special Australian tax arrangement to avoid double taxation on dividend income.
A trade term that indicates seller's responsibility for the delivery of goods to a specified destination.
The cash that a company generates after accounting for cash outflows to support operations and capital assets.
A measure of how much cash is available for equity shareholders after all expenses, reinvestment, and debt payments.
