500 Essential Financial Vocabulary Terms
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Showing 141–160 of 500 matching Financial vocabulary words (500 total).
#141
Hurdle rate
Example sentences
- The company set a hurdle rate of 10%.
- The project failed to meet the hurdle rate.
- Managers use the hurdle rate to judge investments.
#142
Capital structure
Example sentences
- The company changed its capital structure by adding debt.
- Capital structure includes debt and owners' money.
- Investors studied the firm's capital structure.
#143
Debt financing
Example sentences
- The company used debt financing to buy new equipment.
- Debt financing requires regular interest payments.
- A bank loan is a common form of debt financing.
#144
Equity financing
Example sentences
- The startup raised money through equity financing.
- Equity financing gives investors part ownership.
- The company chose equity financing instead of another loan.
#145
Financial leverage
Example sentences
- The company used financial leverage to increase its investment.
- High financial leverage can increase both gains and losses.
- The lender worried about the firm's financial leverage.
#146
Operating leverage
Example sentences
- The factory has high operating leverage because of fixed costs.
- High operating leverage can increase profit when sales rise.
- The analyst studied the company's operating leverage.
#147
Break-even point
Example sentences
- The shop reached its break-even point after selling 500 units.
- At the break-even point, revenue equals total costs.
- The manager calculated the break-even point for the new product.
#148
Sensitivity analysis
Example sentences
- The team used sensitivity analysis to test different sales levels.
- Sensitivity analysis showed how fuel prices affect profit.
- The manager changed one input during the sensitivity analysis.
#149
Scenario analysis
Example sentences
- The company used scenario analysis for best and worst cases.
- Scenario analysis helped the team prepare for lower sales.
- The report includes three results from the scenario analysis.
#150
Economic value added
Example sentences
- The company created positive economic value added this year.
- Economic value added shows profit after the cost of capital.
- Managers use economic value added to measure real performance.
#151
Stock
Example sentences
- She bought stock in a technology company.
- The stock price rose after strong sales news.
- Owning stock gives an investor part of a company.
#152
Share
Example sentences
- He bought one share for $50.
- Each share represents a small part of the company.
- The company paid a dividend on every share.
#153
Common stock
Example sentences
- She owns common stock and can vote at meetings.
- Common stock may pay dividends.
- The company issued more common stock to investors.
#154
Preferred stock
Example sentences
- Preferred stock usually receives dividends before common stock.
- He bought preferred stock for more stable income.
- The company issued preferred stock to raise money.
#155
Shareholder
Example sentences
- Every shareholder received the annual report.
- A shareholder can own one or many shares.
- The shareholder voted for new board members.
#156
Market capitalization
Example sentences
- The company's market capitalization reached $2 billion.
- Market capitalization equals share price times total shares.
- Investors use market capitalization to compare company size.
#157
Large-cap stock
Example sentences
- She bought a large-cap stock from a well-known company.
- A large-cap stock may be more stable than a small company stock.
- The fund invests mainly in large-cap stock.
#158
Mid-cap stock
Example sentences
- The portfolio includes a mid-cap stock with strong growth.
- A mid-cap stock comes from a medium-sized company.
- He added a mid-cap stock to improve diversification.
#159
Small-cap stock
Example sentences
- The small-cap stock rose quickly after good news.
- A small-cap stock may have higher risk.
- She invests only a small amount in small-cap stock.
#160
Growth stock
Example sentences
- The growth stock increased as the company expanded.
- A growth stock may not pay a large dividend.
- Investors bought the growth stock because sales were rising fast.
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