Discount Broker •
Brokers who help trading in shares at a lower price than normal trade brokers are called discount brokers
Diversification •
Diversification is the policy followed by most investors while investing assets so that the loss in one segment do not affect the whole portfolio.
Corporate Bonds •
Profit Corporations use these instruments of debt for raising capital
Core Holding •
The basic foundation portfolio of an investor to which he migh add more securities.
Convertible Securities •
It is shares, stocks or bonds which can be interchanged for common stock in the same corporate entity.
Compound Interest •
It is an interested paid usually quarterly on the principal and interest already on the account.
Common Stocks •
Securities that represent a unit of ownership in a corporation.
Commodities •
Investment in commodities are done to buy or sell physical commodities like fuel, gold, silver, steel, grains sugar or other consumer products in the future.
Commission •
Fee paid in return to the trading of shares to a broker based on the number of shares or on a percentage value of the trade.
Collectible •
Refers to investment in physical items like stamps, antiques, autographs and coins
