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Goods Till Triggered (GTT) Order

A key concept in the world of finance is the GTT order. This stands for Good-Til-Trigger, and essentially means that the order will only be executed if the market price of a stock reaches a specific limit price before a predetermined expiration date. This allows investors to set a price limit for their transactions, ensuring they only buy or sell at a desired price. Understanding the intricacies of GTT orders is crucial for making informed and profitable investment decisions.

Business day and non-business day

A business day is any day that is not a non-business day. This includes weekdays, typically Monday through Friday. On the other hand, a non-business day refers to any Satur...

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Sight a bill

In finance, the process of issuing a bill at a specified time after it is seen by the drawee and securing their approval is known as acceptance. This involves indicating the...

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Open policy (OP)

An open policy is a form of insurance that offers coverage for multiple future shipments, with no set limit. This type of policy remains active until either the insurer or i...

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Short Interest

Short selling refers to the practice of borrowing shares from a broker and selling them in the hopes of buying them back at a lower price in the future. This is done with th...

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