Glossary
- alpha
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The difference between a manager’s performance and the average performance of other managers, adjusted for the riskiness of the holding.
- balance sheet
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A listing of all assets, liabilities (debts), and net worth. For the balance sheet to balance, assets must equal liabilities plus net worth.
- fee leakage
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Shrinkage of the gross return on an investment because of management fees and other expenses.
- free cash flow to equity
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A metric of how much cash can be paid to the equity shareholders after all cash expenses, taxes, reinvestments, and net borrowings.
- gross return
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The total return on an investment before deducting any fees or expenses.
- illiquid
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A security or other asset, such as real estate, that may not easily be sold for cash without a substantial loss of value.
- impairment
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Permanent loss of all or part of original capital.
- income statement
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Revenues (or salary/earnings) minus expenses equals profit or savings. In business, also known as a profit and loss statement, or P&L.
- internal rate of return (IRR)
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The effective yield or compounded annual rate of return on an investment.
- labor asset
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The present value of expected future after-tax income from working.
- Monte Carlo simulation
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A simulation technique used to demonstrate the range of possible outcomes given an expected outcome (mean) and the volatility of that outcome (standard deviation) by generating multiple trial runs.
- near-cash
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Very liquid assets including pocket cash, checking and money-market ...
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