Call Price
What is a Call Price? A call price refers to the price that a preferred stock or bond issuer would pay to buyers if they chose to redeem the callable security before the maturity date. The price is set during the issuance of the security and mentioned in the prospectus of the issue. Call price...
Calmar Ratio
What is the Calmar Ratio? The Calmar ratio is a formula that measures the performance of an investment fund – such as a hedge fund – compared to its risk. It is commonly used by investors as a risk-adjusted measure in the selection of investments. The Calmar ratio indicates the relationship between risk and return....
Call Loan Rate
What is the Call Loan Rate? The call loan rate refers to the short-term interest rate that the banks charge on the loans made to brokers for funding the margin loans by the brokers to their clients. Since brokers seek to make a profit on their own margin loans, they provide margin loans at a...
Call Market
What is the Call Market? The call market refers to a market where trading does not take place continuously, but only at specified times during the trading day. Prices are dictated by the exchange rather than by bids and offers. In the call market, orders are aggregated and collected at designated intervals instead of trading...
Negative Volume Index (NVI)
What is the Negative Volume Index (NVI)? The Negative Volume Index (NVI) is a technical indicator used to identify trends in a market. It is a cumulative indicator, which means that all changes to the indicator accumulate. Put another way, the values used in the indicator in the current period will be used in future...
