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Słówka zawarte w pakiecie

• Słówko

  po polsku

  po angielsku
  • • to put money under the mattress
    • trzymać pieniądze “w skarpecie”
  • • to underwrite the stock issue
    • to guarantee that to buy stock if there are not enough buyers
  • • common stock
    • ordinary shares
  • • preferred stock
    • preference shares
  • • to gear sth to, towards sth
    • - to design or organize something so that it is suitable for a particular purpose, situation or group of people
  • • blue chips
    • shares on large, well established companies with a good reputation for quality and profitability
  • • expenditure
    • all the money that business spends on goods or services during a given period
  • • goodwill –
    • the difference between the purchase price of acquired companies and their net tangible assets
  • • accounts payable (creditors)
    • money owned to suppliers for purchases made on credit
  • • receivables or accounts receivable (debtors)
    • money owned by customers for goods or services purchased on credit
  • • accrued expenses
    • expenses such as wages, taxes and interest that have not yet been paid at the date of the balance sheet
  • • proceeds
    • the amount of money received from a particular event or activity or when something is sold
  • • additional paid-in capital
    • share premium
  • • annual stockholders meeting
    • annual general meeting
  • • historical cost accounting
    • records assets at their original purchase price minus depreciation charge (net book value)
  • • current cost, replacement cost accounting
    • values assets at the replacement price
  • • freehold
    • legal ownership and control of a building or piece of land for an unlimited time
  • • outstanding debt
    • zaległy dług
  • • stop-loss limit
    • restrictions on the amount you can lose if the underlying price changes
  • • open-ended exposure
    • unlimited risk
  • • scarce data
    • not easy to find or get
  • • to sit out
    • to wait for an unpleasant situation or event to finish, without leaving or taking some other action
  • • perishable goods
    • food products that decay quickly
  • • due diligence
    • a detailed examination of a company and its financial situation
  • • prospectus
    • a document inviting the public to buy shares, stating the terms of sale and giving information about the company
  • • preference shares
    • owners get a fixed dividend before ordinary shareholders and can get a part of their capital back if the company goes bankrupt.
  • • income stocks
    • consistently pay high dividends
  • • value stocks
    • are traded for less than they are worth
  • • stags
    • investors who buy new shares hoping that they will be over-subscribed
  • • cum div
    • investor will receive the next dividend
  • • ex div
    • investor will not receive the next dividend
  • • to plonk (money)
    • to put something down heavily and without taking care
  • • bear sb, sth out
    • to support the truth of something
  • • contrarian
    • an investor who does the opposite of what most other investors are doing
  • • congenital
    • describes someone who always shows a particular bad quality
  • • duly
    • in the correct way or at the correct time; as expected
  • • sage
    • – a person, especially an old man, who is wise
  • • fledgling
    • new and without experience
  • • bumper
    • larger in amount than usual
  • • to scupper
    • – to cause something such as a plan or an opportunity to fail
  • • snag
    • a problem, difficulty or disadvantage