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Consumer Price Index	(CPI) - It is a measure of price changes in consumer goods and services such as gasoline, food, and automobiles. ...
Contingency Order	When you place a stock or option order you can choose to place contingencies on that order, meaning that the order will be filled only ...
Contract	A unit of trading for a financial or commodity future; the actual bilateral agreement between the buyer and seller of a transaction as defined by ...
Contrarian Investing	A strategy involving making decisions contrary to the prevalent opinion, due to an observation that in the market, the majority is wrong more often than ...
Convertible Securities	Convertible securities can be exchanged or converted into common shares. Examples are convertible preferred stock, convertible bonds and the like. Such securities are deemed to be ...
Cover	The purchase of a contract to offset a previously established short position. ...
Covered Call	A strategy that involves buying stock shares and selling calls. If the calls are assigned, the investor must relinquish the shares. The covered call can be ...
Covered Call Spread	The covered call employs a strategy similar to the one used for a short put, counting on statistical long-term gains in the market, with some ...
Covered Option	A position offset by an equal and opposite position in the underlying security. ...
Covered Put	A put option position in which the option buyer is also short the corresponding stock or has deposited cash or cash equivalents equal to exercising ...
CPR	An abbreviation for a Closing Price Reversal, a short-term price action. ...
Credit	Amount that is added to the trading account when an options trader collects a premium for selling options. ...
Credit Spread	The difference in value of two options, where the value of the one sold exceeds the value of the one purchased to create a net ...
CUSIP	Committee on Uniform Securities Identification Procedures. ...
Cyclical Stocks	Cyclical stock prices move with the economy. Cyclical stocks often reach their high and low points before the respective peaks and troughs of the economy.When ...

 

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