Free Cash Flow (FCF)

A valuation method calculated by subtracting capital expenditures from operating cash flow.  FCF gives the … read more

This is the true value of a company.  This value usually differs from the market … read more

A savings account that offers a more competitive interest rate but also requires larger than … read more

Sell side analysts work and produce research for investment banks and brokerages that in turn, … read more

A ratio that is used to estimate a firm’s future financial health by comparing the … read more

A payment from the company to ordinary shareholders. Dividends can be paid in different forms … read more

The place where futures contracts and options on futures contracts are traded.  An example would … read more

A financial institution that acts as an underwriter for corporations issuing securities.  I-Banks also offer … read more

The part of the financial market where highly liquid financial instruments are traded.  Money markets … read more

The sell side generally refers to investment banks and brokerages.  Sell side firms sell their … read more