Investment Terms You Need to Know - Volume C

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‘C’

Call Market – Call Market’s are no longer very popular in investing circles. A Call Market is a market where trades only occur at specific times and are placed one at a time, as opposed to continually as regularly seen on the stock market. Buy and Sell Prices are predetermined, as opposed to be determined by the market’s buying and selling activity.

Calendar Month – A period of time exactly as listed on the calendar; beginning at the 1st and concluding at either the 30th or 31st day.

Capital - The initial cash or goods that are investing to generate further income.

Capital Gain – In the investment world, Capital Gain refers to the monetary differential between the price which an asset was purchased at and the price that asset is sold for. There are two distinct variations of ‘Captain Gain.’ Realized Capital Gain refers to an asset that has already been sold and from which the investors has reaped a profit. A Unrealized Capital Gain refers to an assets that has not yet been sold by its owner, but were it to be sold would definitely result in a profitable return.

Capped Rate – When discussing Real Estate, a Capped Rate is a specific mortgage rate offered by a financial institution that is guaranteed to not exceed a particular percentage for a predetermined time period.

Cash Cow – In Investment terminology a business or organisation that consistently and dependably produces a cash flow is referred to as a Cash Cow.

C.O.D – C.O.D stands for Cash on Delivery. This occurs when a transaction takes places between a buyer and a seller and the items purchased (often goods,) are paid for in full with cash immediately following the delivery.

Cease and Desist – A cease and desist order can be issued by either court or agency and is designed to prohibit an individual, business or organisation from continuing a particular activity or protocol.