Commodities

"Shorting a call" is better known as writing a naked call. Basically, a naked call is a call on a position you don't hold, and it has unlimited risk--if you get exercised and the strike price plus the premium is lower than the stock price, you must make up the difference out of your margin account--or you'll receive a margin call from your brokerage. Many brokerages won't allow you to write a naked call, and the ones that will demand a very large margin account and a lot of experience in trading options.

regional orientation is defined as a functional rationalization on a more-than-one country basis. Subsidiaries get grouped into larger regional entities. Regions are consistent with some natural boundaries, such as the Europe, America and Asia-Pacific. Both polycentric and regiocentric approaches allow for more local responsiveness, with less corporate integration.

<p><p>Technology- in the form of machines, engines, land and air vehicles (both civilian and military), and electronics.

Technology- in the form of machines, engines, land and air vehicles (both civilian and military), and electronics.

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Dividends are paid from corporate profits.

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A fictitious asset is one that doesn't have a resale value. A prepayment, such as a gift card balance, is a fictitious asset.

A CD savings account might earn money for you. This type of savings account earns interest for the person who purchases the CD.

The closest thing to a trading symbol for Silver is the I shares Silver Trust ETF traded as symbol SLV. It is shares in a fund that holds actual silver and the trading price closely mirrors silver. The other alternative is the Commoditites market Silver Futures contracts for future delivery traded in either 5,000 ounce full or 1,000 ounce mini contracts. Prices there vary by time of future delivery so it is not exact to the trading price of silver.

Try "GLD" or "IAU"

In structured finance, a tranche (misspelled as traunch or traunche) is one of a number of related securities offered as part of the same from Wikipedia

This is all based on pure 24 ct gold (if it's not, it gets more complicated because different alloys may alter weights): 1 x CC (cubic centimeter ) of water = 1 gm (gram)

1 x CC of gold = 19.3 gm

1 Pound (Avo) = 453.592 gm

453.592 divided by 19.3 = 23.5021 cubic centimeters of gold.

So, working all that out into a rough rectangle, 1 pound of gold is approximately 4cm wide x 4cm long x 1.5cm high.

flexible and have additional purposes

t-bills-you do not earn much but you do not lose principal. Many would choose other vehicles but it depends on your risk threshold-great place to park money

Ask yourself, how much am I willing to loose...give t-bills a try, it cannot hurt you and then try something else if you are not satisfied

The day of door-to-door selling has largely ended. Too many communities have banned it. A door-to-door salesman was just what he sounded like: a man (it usually was a man) who walked down the street with a case of samples, knocked on every door and asked if the lady of the house would like to buy some of whatever he was selling. There are some direct sales forces out there. Kirby vacuums are sold this way, and so are Avon and Mary Kay cosmetics. But today, you have to call one of these people and ask them to come to your home.

The origin of stock markets goes back a couple of centuries. The roots

of stock markets are to be found at the beginnings of the Industrial

Revolution that began in Europe about four centuries ago. Many of the

pioneer merchants of the industrial age wanted to start huge

businesses, which no single merchant could raise alone. It therefore

became inevitable for them to come together, pool their savings and

start these businesses as partners or co-owners. The contribution of

each partner to the enterprise was to be represented by a unit of

ownership. This was the precursor of shares.

And through this, 'joint stock' companies were born.

Initially, trading in shares began as informal "hawking" in the streets

of London. As the volume of shares increased with more companies

floating shares (giving people opportunities to buy their shares), the

need for an organized marketplace for the exchange of these shares

escalated. As a result, these traders decided to be meeting at a

coffeehouse, which they used as the marketplace. Eventually, they

took over the coffeehouse and changed its name to 'stock exchange'.

ThiThe origin of stock markets goes back a couple of centuries. The roots

of stock markets are to be found at the beginnings of the Industrial

Revolution that began in Europe about four centuries ago. Many of the

pioneer merchants of the industrial age wanted to start huge

businesses, which no single merchant could raise alone. It therefore

became inevitable for them to come together, pool their savings and

start these businesses as partners or co-owners. The contribution of

each partner to the enterprise was to be represented by a unit of

ownership. This was the precursor of shares.

And through this, 'joint stock' companies were born.

Initially, trading in shares began as informal "hawking" in the streets

of London. As the volume of shares increased with more companies

floating shares (giving people opportunities to buy their shares), the

need for an organized marketplace for the exchange of these shares

escalated. As a result, these traders decided to be meeting at a

coffeehouse, which they used as the marketplace. Eventually, they

took over the coffeehouse and changed its name to 'stock exchange'.

This was in the year 1773, and the first stock exchange, the London

Stock Exchange, was founded. Financial intermediaries (brokers,

fund managers, investment advisers, investment banks etc) and

other instruments like bonds were then to follow suit as an inevitable

consequence.

s was in the year 1773, and the first stock exchange, the London

Stock Exchange, was founded. Financial intermediaries (brokers,

fund managers, investment advisers, investment banks etc) and

other instruments like bonds were then to follow suit as an inevitable

consequence.

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TCS is a courier company. TCS states that their vision and goal is that "TCS will be recognized and respected as professional, innovative, profitable information, and knowledge based logistics/services enterprise."

US$33.75 at at 28Jun11

Some bullion merchants will rely on a 'fix' price (i.e. set once a day (twice, for gold) by the London Bullion Market Association), while others rely on a constantly-varying 'spot' price.

Of course, in order to make a living, merchants have to buy at slightly less than the official price (if you are offered less than 95% of the actual price, go elsewhere) and sell at more than the official price (about 110-120% of the price is standard; in some countries such as the UK there is additionally a 17.5% tax on silver which is not payable on gold, hence expect to pay up to 140% of the official price).

The latest 'fix' price for an ounce of silver (and gold) can be found here :

http://www.lbma.org.uk/statistics_current.htm

The latest 'spot' price can be found here :

http://www.taxfreegold.co.uk/silverpricessterling.html

http://www.taxfreegold.co.uk/silverpricesusdollars.html

Graphs of silver and gold prices can be found at :

http://www.kitcosilver.com/charts.html

http://www.kitco.com/charts/livegold.html

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A MT103 is a SWIFT message for Customer Transfer sent by the FInancial institution initiating the transfer(the Debit leg) to the Financial Instution of the benificary(credit leg).

It is an unconditional transfer ie when a Financial Instution gets a MT103 to credit a customer account it had to credit the customer account.

PS: SWIFT - Society for Worldwide Interbank Financial Telecommunication.