Advanced Deck 4
Total: 20 cards
consignment
noun
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a business arrangement in which an owner of goods pays a third-party vendor after sales are made; also used to refer to a batch of goods for delivery
monetization
noun
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the conversion of something, such as an asset, into cash by selling the asset or using it as security for a loan; the conversion of something into a source of income
pivot
verb
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to change direction or to transition
due diligence
noun
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research and analysis of a company or organization done in preparation for a business transaction (such as a corporate merger or purchase of securities)
SEC (Securities and Exchange Commission)
proper noun
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a U.S. government oversight agency responsible for regulating the securities markets and protecting investors
lucrative
adjective
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producing a large amount of money; profitable
in opposition to
phrase
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in contrast or conflict; against
contrary to
phrase
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conflicting with or in opposition to something; counter to
NYSE (New York Stock Exchange)
proper noun
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a stock exchange located in New York City that is the largest equities-based exchange in the world, based on the total market capitalization of its listed securities
Nasdaq
proper noun
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a global electronic marketplace for buying and trading securities
speculation
noun
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an investment in stocks, property, or other ventures that involves high risk but also the possibility of high profits
rule out
phrasal verb
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to exclude or to decide that someone or something is not possible or suitable
stay on the line
phrase
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to not hang up the phone
S&P 500
proper noun
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a stock market index tracking 500 companies in various industries with a large amount of market capitalization
attribute A to B
phrase
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to explain the source or cause of something, such as a situation or an event
rally
verb
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in finance, particularly in shares and currencies, it means to increase after a fall in value
bypass
verb
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to avoid or circumvent something that may cause issues or problems; to go past or around something
pay scale
noun
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a graded scale of wages or salaries paid within a particular organization or profession
track record
noun
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a record of the past achievements or performance of a person, product, or organization
state of the art
adjective
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very modern or has been made using the most recent methods and technology
