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Tip of the Day Never Buy The Extended Warranty

Never Buy The Extended Warranty - Most of the time new products automatically come with a ninety-day or one-year warranty, which is during the period most products that are defective,...

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Calendar Effect - A calendar affect is when the stocks in the stock markets and stock exchanges have a tendency to perform differently during different times of the year. An example of this is the January Effect, which is when the stocks tend to rise between Dec. 31st and the last day of the first week in January. This effect occurs because it is at this time of year the many investors decide it is time to sell off some of their stocks on Dec. 31st in order to claim a capital loss on their taxes, only to reinvest the money the during the first week in January, which caused the prices to rise.

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Definition of the Day Participating Preferred

Participating Preferred - Participating Preferred is the capital stock certificates which provide a specific dividend paid that is before any dividend paid to the holders of common stock, and which takes precedence over the common stock in the event of the liquidation. This is a form of financing preferred by...

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