Category: F

Mutual fund or venture capital fund resources of monies.

Using bonds or loans to raise monies. Sometimes done through issuance of securities such a bonds.

Staff compensation, location costs and other expenses are reason for losing money in this fundraising event.

Pay out for all future retirement benefit claims for a pension plan are currently available.

Foundational; bottom-line component; vital point; without this item, nothing constructive can be built; a core or key aspect of something bigger.

An allocation of funds identified by the need for cash.

Investigating the underlying, foundational, core or key aspects of a business issuing a security, be it a share, a bond, or a note. Investigators seek the company’s (1) reasons for being better that competition; (2) growing earnings trend; (3) growing sales;(4) percentage of market owned; (5) cash and asset reserves; (6) how good management is. These are the true indicators of a company being a worthwhile investment. Contrast to technical analysis. This estimates future value by past and present movements in the market price.

A theory of social psychology. Ignoring influences of situational factors in one’s behavior describes the tendency to overuse this as an influence of one’s dispositional factors.

Estimate of potential risk, accounting for various factors like company size, volatility, momentum, and such. It facilitates identifying potential risk of a company’s security using current and future (predicted) market-related and financial data. Known also as predicted beta.

See EBBOB.