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Purchasing bond investments that mature at different time intervals.
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A technique to discover the associations consumers have between specific product attributes and more general end states or consequences.
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The allocation by an underwriter of shares in an initial public offering (IPO) to selected investors who agree to buy more at a higher price once it starts trading. The underwriter thus helps to ensure that the price will rise after trading starts. After the initial rally, the selected investors sell out at a profit.
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Laddering is an investment strategy that calls for establishing a pattern of rolling maturity dates for a portfolio of fixed-income investments. Your portfolio might include intermediate-term bonds or certificates of deposit (CDs). For example, instead of buying one $15,000 CD with a three-year term, you buy three $5,000 CDs maturing one year apart [..]
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A method of maintaining a series of fixed-interest investments, such as bonds or certificates of deposit (CDs), with staggered maturities. Laddering may offer a fixed-income investor liquidity options [..]
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Making deposits into investments, such as CDs, on staggering dates to vary the rates of return.
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is a strategy whereby the investor staggers the maturity of ("ladders") the bonds in his portfolio so the bond proceeds can be reinvested at regular intervals.
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A method of maintaining a series of fixed-interest investments, such as bonds or certificates of deposit (CDs), with staggered maturities. Laddering may offer a fixed-income investor liquidity options, as well as a hedge against inflation and fluctuating interest rates.
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A method of maintaining a series of fixed-interest investments, such as bonds or certificates of deposit (CDs), with staggered maturities. Laddering may offer a fixed-income investor liquidity options [..]
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A process which allows you to build upon previously earned credits or credentials, either from secondary or post-secondary institutions.
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a process that allows students to build upon previously earned post-secondary credits or credentials.
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Building on previously earned credentials. For example, courses taken as part of a certificate can be used towards a diploma, and a diploma or associate degree can make up part of a four-year degree in the same area.
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A process which allows you to build upon previously earned credits or credentials, either from secondary or postsecondary institutions.
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A technique for reducing the impact of interest-rate risk by structuring a portfolio with different bond issues that mature at different dates.
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A technique that consists of staggering the maturity dates and the mix of different types of bonds.
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A technique that consists of staggering the maturity dates and the mix of different types of bonds.
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Changing a discussion to consider categories that are either more inclusive or less inclusive than the level of the current topic. For example, in a science class, the group might "ladder up" [..]
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A qualitative probing technique. The interviewer or moderator pursues each answer, seeking the reason for the answer (i.e., the reason for the reason) until a basic human need or motivation (such as e [..]
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A technique that consists of staggering the maturity dates and the mix of different types of bonds.
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