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31Price to Free Cash Flow — A valuation metric that compares a company s market price to its level of annual free cash flow. This is similar to the valuation measure of price to cash flow but uses the stricter measure of free cash flow, which reduces operating cash flow by… …
32Price Ratchet — A trigger that increases or decreases a price of a share/asset by a certain amount. If you ratchet up the price of a stock, your actions are somehow causing the price of the stock to rise. For example, many events that happen around the world,… …
33price risk — The risk that the market value of an asset or liability will change adversely. One of nine risks defined by the OCC. The OCC defines price risk as the risk to earnings or capital arising from adverse changes in the value of portfolios of… …
34asset stripping — / æset ˌstrɪpɪŋ/ noun the practice of buying a company at a lower price than its asset value, and then selling its assets …
35asset stripping — / æset ˌstrɪpɪŋ/ noun the practice of buying a company at a lower price than its asset value, and then selling its assets …
36price uncertainty — Chance that the future price of an asset will change. Bloomberg Financial Dictionary …
37Asset Swapped Convertible Option Transaction - ASCOT — An option on a convertible bond that is used to separate a convertible bond into its two components: 1) a bond and 2) an option to acquire stock. When the bond is stripped of its conversion feature, the holder has a bond featuring fairly stable… …
38Price-Based Option — A derivative financial instrument in which the underlying asset is a debt security. Typically, these options give their holders the right to purchase or sell an underlying debt security (usually a bond) or to receive cash payment based on the… …
39asset play — A company with assets that are not believed to be accurately reflected in its stock price, making it an attractive buy or play. Bloomberg Financial Dictionary …
40Asset Stripping — Seeking a profit by buying a company, often when the market price is below the value of the assets, and then selling off all or some of the assets …
