Stock markets – putting your money where your math is
Glossary
bond. See What are bonds? (The Bond Market Association) and Bonds – Basics (The Investment FAQ, USA).
derivatives. See Derivatives – Basics (The Investment FAQ, USA) and A Nobel formula (The Mathematical Association of America).
dividend. A sum of money paid to shareholders by a company as a reward for investing. It comes out of the company’s net profit.
Dow Jones Industrial Average. See What is the Dow Jones Industrial Average? (How Stuff Works, USA) and Stocks – The Dow Jones Industrial Average (The Investment FAQ, USA).
futures. See Derivatives – Futures (The Investment FAQ, USA).
moving averages. See Moving averages (Chart School, StockCharts.com, USA).
on balance volume. See On Balance Volume (OBV) (Chart School, StockCharts.com, USA)
options. See Derivatives – Stock Option Basics (The Investment FAQ, USA) and Options 101 (Orion Futures Group, USA).
PE ratio. See Analysis – Price-Earnings (P/E) ratio (The Investment FAQ, USA).
stochastic oscillator. See The stochastic oscillator (The Traders' Magazine, USA).
age updated August 2006.