leveraged stock
1leveraged stock — / li:vərɪdʒd stɒk/ noun stock bought with borrowed money …
2leveraged stock — stocks financed with credit, such as that purchased on a margin account. Bloomberg Financial Dictionary …
3leveraged buyout — leveraged buy·out / bī ˌau̇t/ n: the acquisition of a company usu. by members of its own management using debt to finance the purchase of equity with debt to be paid by future profits or sale of company assets Merriam Webster’s Dictionary of Law …
4leveraged buy out — (LBO) A transaction where a purchaser uses the assets of the corporation to be acquired (target) as collateral for the loan to buy the stock of the target. LBOs stand a significant risk of bankruptcy because, after the transaction, they have… …
5Stock option return — calculations provide investors an easy metric for comparing stock option positions. For example, for two stock option positions which appear identical, the potential stock option return may be useful for determining which position has the highest …
6leveraged buy-out — (LBO) A transaction where a purchaser uses the assets of the corporation to be acquired (target) as collateral for the loan to buy the stock of the target. LBOs stand a significant risk of bankruptcy because, after the transaction, they have… …
7leveraged buyout — (LBO) A transaction where a purchaser uses the assets of the corporation to be acquired (target) as collateral for the loan to buy the stock of the target. LBOs stand a significant risk of bankruptcy because, after the transaction, they have… …
8Leveraged equity — Stock in a firm that relies on financial leverage. Holders of leveraged equity face the benefits and costs of using debt. The New York Times Financial Glossary …
9leveraged equity — stock in a firm that relies on financial leverage. holders of leveraged equity experience the benefits and costs of using debt. Bloomberg Financial Dictionary …
10leveraged buyout — n technical when someone borrows money to buy all or most of the ↑stock of a company by promising to pay the bank back by selling the company s ↑assets if they cannot pay back the money they borrowed …
