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| Fair Market Value | An asset’s value under normal circumstances. ... |
| Fair Value | The theoretical value calculation of an option using a pricing formula such as the Black-Scholes Options Pricing Model. ... |
| FASB | Financial Accounting Standards Board (FASB) ... |
| Fast Market | A market is fast when it is hit with a large volume of orders over a short period of time. ... |
| FDIC | Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation (FDIC). The regulatory agency responsible for administering bank depository insurance in the United States. ... |
| Federal Reserve | The U.S. central bank that is responsible for monetary policy. ... |
| Fibonacci Retracement | Where prices on a chart move off their latest tops or bottoms in swings of 38.2%, 50%, or 61.8% from their previous bottoms or tops ... |
| FIFO | First In, First Out (FIFO) ... |
| Fill | The execution of an order; also, the price at which an order is executed. ... |
| Fill or Kill | (FOK) - An order where a precise number of contracts must be filled or the order is cancelled.This order says that the client will not ... |
| Financial Adviser | A professional who offers financial advice to clients for a fee and/or commission. ... |
| Financial Analysis | An analysis of a company’s financial statement, often done by financial analysts. ... |
| Financial Analyst | A professional who analyzes financial statements, interviews corporate executives, and attends trade shows of companies in order to write reports recommending either purchasing, selling, or ... |
| Financial Leverage | Financial leverage relates a company's long-term debt and preferred stock to the company's common equity. ... |
| Fire Sale | Occasionally companies experience deep price declines due to actual or anticipated news or announcements. These declines can get out of hand, as more and more ... |
| Fiscal Periods | Because not all companies have the same fiscal year end, we, in cooperation with I/B/E/S, use FY1, FY2, etc., to identify unique fiscal periods for ... |
| Flexible Mutual Fund | A fund that invests in a variety of securities in varying proportions in order to maximize shareholder returns while maintaining a low level of risk. ... |
| Float | The initial raising of capital by putting a company's stocks on offer to the public. The total number of outstanding shares available to the public ... |
| Floor Broker | A member of an exchange who is paid to execute orders. ... |
| Floor Trader | An exchange member who trades on the floor of the exchange for their own account. ... |
| Fluctuation | A price or interest rate change. ... |
| Foating Stop | An automated trailing stop. ... |
| Forecasting | Making projections about the future performance of a stock on the basis of historical and current conditions data. ... |
| Foreign Direct Investment | The acquisition by an investor in one country of an asset in another country With the intent to manage that asset. In most cases, both ... |
| Foreign Exchange | (FOREX, FX) The simultaneous buying of one currency and selling of another. ... |
| FOREX | Foreign Exchange (FOREX, FX). The simultaneous buying of one currency and selling of another. ... |
| Full-Service Broker | A type of stockbroker who provides more than stock quotes and order execution, including (and not limited to) portfolio planning and management, investment ideas, and ... |
| Fully Invested | Used to describe an investor whose assets are totally committed to investments, typically stock. ... |
| Fund Manager | The person responsible for the allocation of pooled money invested in a particular mutual fund. He/she is charged with investing the money to attain the returns ... |
| Fundamental Analysis | A method of predicting the behavior of a company's stocks by looking at fundamental information about the company such as financial health, sales and earnings ... |
| Futures | A term used to designate all contracts covering the purchase and sale of financial instruments or physical commodities for future delivery on a commodity futures ... |
| Futures Contracts | Agreement to buy or sell an underlying security at a predetermined date at an agreed price. The difference between futures and options is that with ... |
| Futures Option | An option on futures contracts. ... |
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