What Is Face Value? The Nominal Value Behind a Share
Face value, also called nominal or par value, is the fixed value assigned to a share at the time a company issues it, as stated in…
Face value, also called nominal or par value, is the fixed value assigned to a share at the time a company issues it, as stated in…
Book value represents a company's net worth as recorded on its balance sheet — calculated as…
The Sharpe ratio is a widely used metric that measures how much excess return an investment…
Alpha measures the excess return an investment or portfolio has generated compared to what would be…
Beta is a statistical measure of how much a stock's price tends to move relative to a broader market benchmark, such as…
Open interest refers to the total number of outstanding futures or options contracts that have not yet been settled, closed, or expired,…
Trading volume refers to the total number of shares (or contracts, for derivatives) of a security that changed hands during a specified…
A breakout occurs when a security's price moves decisively beyond an established support level, resistance level, or trend line, typically accompanied by…
A trend line is a straight line drawn on a price chart connecting a series of price points — typically successive lows…
A resistance level is a price point on a chart where a security has historically tended to face selling pressure strong enough…
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