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Straight line depreciation is the most basic and widely used approach for recognizing the carrying value of a fixed asset over the useful life of…

The advance-decline line (ADL) is a technical indicator that shows the regular difference in the amount of advancing and declining stocks. It’s a stock market…

A debt capital markets (DCM) group (or team) will work with a client to arrange borrowing and connect them with a global pool of investors…

The NASDAQ is a stock exchange headquartered in New York that focuses on technology firms. The Nasdaq capital market is one of the Nasdaq Composite…

The security market line (SML) is a representation of the capital asset pricing model (CAPM) that plots different levels of systemic, or market risk, of…

The capital market line (CML) is a theoretical principle that determines the best risk-free asset and market portfolio combinations. It’s a tangent line drawn from…

The efficient frontier, also known as the portfolio frontier in modern portfolio theory, is a collection of ideal or optimal portfolios that are supposed to…

The “challenger” startups of banking and insurance have flooded their industries and more customer-friendly tools and services – more personalized, readily available and generally competitively…

The efficient market hypothesis (EMH) or efficient market theory is a financial economics hypothesis that states that asset prices represent all available information. It is…

Market efficiency is a general concept that refers to any metric that measures the dispersion of information in a market. It refers to the extent…

Efficiency ratios, also known as activity ratios, are measures used to assess a company’s ability to efficiently use its resources, such as capital and assets,…

When optimizing the market’s efficient productivity results in less egalitarian wealth distribution, an equity-efficiency tradeoff occurs. If such a trade-off occurs, economists or public policymakers…