Portfolio Turnover Ratio
What is the Portfolio Turnover Ratio? The portfolio turnover ratio is the rate of which assets in a fund are bought and sold by the portfolio managers. In other words, the portfolio turnover ratio refers to the percentage change of the assets in a fund over a one-year period. Formula for the Portfolio Turnover Ratio...
Corporate Raider
What is a Corporate Raider? A corporate raider is an individual or a party that purchases a substantial position (enough to gain a controlling position) in a company that is deemed undervalued. In other words, a corporate raider is an individual that takes control (commonly through a hostile takeover) of an undervalued company. ...
Return on Total Capital (ROTC)
What is Return on Total Capital (ROTC)? Return on Total Capital (ROTC) is a return on investment ratio that quantifies how much return a company has generated through the use of its capital structure. The ROTC ratio is different from return on common equity (ROCE), as the former quantifies the return a company has made...
Wall Street
What is Wall Street? There are two ways to look at what Wall Street is. It is both a geographical location and the financial mecca of the U.S. (and, arguably, of the world). Geographically, Wall Street spans eight blocks in Manhattan, New York. It runs east to west from Broadway to South Street, in the...
Retail REITs
What are Retail REITs? Retail REITs are a type of REIT that owns and manages retail properties in central business districts and upmarket areas. It leases the retail space to tenants looking to set up shopping malls, grocery stores, boutiques, etc. Retail REITs make money by leasing space to tenants, who pay monthly, quarterly, or...
