Risk-averse

10-Q, 10-K, 52-week high, 52-week low, 12b-1 funds, Allowance for depreciation, Average accounting return, Accrual of discount, Amortization of premium, At par, All or any part, Alternative order, At best, At call, Automated Order Entry System, Adjustable rate preferred stock, At risk, Annual return, Add-on service, Abstract of title, Action to quiet title, As is, Assignment to creditors, Attorney in fact, Assignment of mortgage, A shares, Automatic investment plan, At the money, Across the board, Additional paid-in capital, Ad valorem, Amended return, Against the box, At the bell, At the close, At the figure, At the full, At the market, At the opening order, Away from the market, Accredited investor, Angel investor, Below the line, Books of final entry, Books of original entry, Banking Act of 1933, Bid-to-cover ratio, Bureau of Public Debt, Brought over the wall, Buying on margin, Buy limit order, Buy minus order, Buy on close, Buy on opening, Buy order, Buy stop order, Buy the book, Balance of payments, Board of Governors, Breaking the syndicate, Bill of exchange, Bill of sale, Breach of trust, By the book, Benchmark risk, B shares, Balanced investment strategy, Breadth-of-market theory, Beat the gun, Capital investment, Cost Of Goods Sold, Cost of sales, Credit order, Call risk, Certificate of Participation, Committee on Uniform Securities Identification Procedures, Credit risk, Code of procedure, Contingency order, Contingent order, Cumulative preferred, Capitalization of income, Cost of Living Adjustment, Cost-of-living index, Council of Economic Advisers, Chasing the market, Cheapest to deliver, Chicago Board of Trade, Country risk, Cost-of-living rider, Certificate of stock, Cost of carry, Certificate of title, Contract for deed, Cancellation of debt, Certificate of Claim, Cost of debt capital, Cost of funds, Closed-end investment company, C shares, Class of options, Close to the money, Counterparty risk, Certificate of Occupancy, Cloud on title, Cash or Deferred Arrangement, Cliff vesting, Class A Shares, Class B Shares, Conservative growth, Crash of 1929, Crash of 1987, Conservative, Consolidated tax return, Coefficient of determination, Certificate of delivery, Close a position, Cornering the market, Curbs in, Deposit in transit, Date of issue, Date of payment, Day order, Designated Order Turnaround, Discretionary order, Division of Enforcement, Division of Investment Management, Division of Market Regulation, Date of record, Dividend in arrears, Desk (the), Diminishing return, Division of labor, De-escalation clause, De facto, Doing business as, Durable Power of Attorney, Date of maturity, Debtor in possession, Debtor-in-possession financing, Deed of Release, Deed of Trust, Default risk, Discharge of bankruptcy, Discharge of lien, Due-on-sale clause, Deep in the money, Deep out of the money, Deed of Surrender, Department of Housing and Urban Development, Defensive investment strategy, Diversifiable risk, Dogs of the Dow, Daily high, Daily low, Depth of market, Downside risk, Eurodollar certificate of deposit, Equity risk premium, Escrowed to maturity, Event risk, Ex-legal, Either-or order, E-mini, Exchange for futures, Exchange for physical, Exchange of spot, Ex-pit transaction, Excluded risk, Ex-all, Expected return, Ex-warrants, Employee Retirement Income Security Act of 1974, Ex-rights, Ex-rights date, Ethical investing, First In First Out, Form 10-Q, Flight to quality, Flow of funds, Fill or kill, Front-ending an order, Forward P/E, Factors of production, Favorable balance of trade, Foreign direct investment, Fee-for-service, First preferred stock, Form 8-K, Form S-1, Financial risk, Family of funds, Fund of funds, Fixed investment trust, Free right of exchange, Formula investing, Federal ID Number, FIN, Guaranteed Investment Contract, G-7, General Agreement on Tariffs and Trade, G-8, Graduated vesting, Gather in the stops, Green investing, High-grade bond, High yield, Hart-Scott-Rodino Act of 1976, Hit the bid, House of issue, High, High-flyer, High-tech stock, Holder in due course, High credit, High-ratio mortgage, Home equity line of credit, HUD-1 statement, Highly compensated employee, High-low index, Hammering the market, Held at the opening, Holding the market, Investment flows, In escrow, Interest rate risk, Investment bill, Investment-grade bond, Investment letter, Investment security, Investment value, In-house, Investment Advisor Act of 1940, Investment bank, Investment banker, Investment Bankers Association, Investment banking, Investment banking group, Investment Company Act of 1940, In line, Investment multiplier, Insider Trading sanctions Act of 1984, Internal Rate of Return, Investor relations, Indication of interest, Inc., In intestacy, In play, In-process research and development, Income risk, Investment company, Investment fund, Investment objective, Investment policy, Investment trust, I/O strip, Investment property, In-service withdrawal, Idiosyncratic risk, Investment philosophy, Individual tax return, Imbalance of orders, In and out, Individual investor, Institutional investor, In sympathy, In the tank, Jumping the gun, Joint will, Joint return, Joint tax return, Last In First Out, Lender of last resort, Law of one price, Limited risk, Lending at a rate, Limit-on-close order, Limit order, Limit order book, Limit order information system, Law of demand, Law of supply, Letter of comment, Legal risk, Living will, Line of credit, Loan-to-cost, Loan-to-value, Lock-in, Load-adjusted return, Leading the market, Locked in, Long-term gain or loss, Level I quotes, Low, Money order, Municipal investment trust, Make a market, Market if touched order, Market on close order, Market order, Mark-to-market, Medium of exchange, Marginal propensity to consume, Most distant month, Money at call, Mortgage risk, Mean return, Market return, Most active, Net investment, Negotiable certificate of deposit, Negotiable Order of Withdrawal, Notice of Sale, National Association of Securities Dealers, National Association of Securities Dealers Automated Quotations system, No limit order, Non-cumulative preferred, Null and void, Notice of Default, National Association of Real Estate Investment Trusts, Non-investment property, New high, Nonaccredited investor, Off the books, One time charge, Office of Thrift Supervision, OID, Out-of-favor, Over-the-Counter, Off-floor order, On-floor order, On margin, Open order, Or better, Order, Order flow, Order ticket, One-share one-vote rule, Opinion of title, On account, On-the-spot loan, Owe, Out of the money, On-balance volume, On close, One man picture, On open, On the opening, Order book official, Order imbalance, Pooling of interests, Pre-depreciation profit, Pre-tax profit margin, Pro forma, Payment-in-kind security, Preferred debt, Price Value of a Basis Point, Payment for order flow, Participating preferred, Preferred shares, Preferred stock, Prior preferred stock, P&L, Provision for income taxes, Pre-existing conditions, Preferred Provider Organization, Pour-over will, Power of Attorney, Prepayment risk, Principal risk, Prioritization of debt, Paid-in capital, Paid-in surplus, Passive investor, Pre-syndicate bid, Private Investment in Public Equity, Preservation of capital, Painting the tape, Qualified institutional investor, Quick turn, Return of capital, Return on Capital, Return on Invested Capital, Return on Total Assets, Risk adjusted return, Regulation Q, Real Estate Mortgage Investment Conduit, Return, Risk, Reading the tape, Regulation D, Regulation G, Regulation T, Regulation U, Round of funding, Rule 15c3-1, Rules of Fair Practice, Rate of exchange, Reciprocal of European terms, Regulated investment company, Round turn, Reinvestment risk, Red herring, Regulation A, Right of first refusal, Right of rescission, Right to Know, Revolving line of credit, Right of recourse, Rule of 78, Right of redemption, Retirement Equity Act of 1984, Risk/return trade-off, Risk arbitrage, Risk-averse, Risk management, Risk neutral, Risk premium, Risk seeking, Return on Capital Employed, Rate of return, Real rate of return, Retail investor, Risk capital, SG&A, Sight letter of credit, S&L, Securities Investor Protection Corporation, Segregation of securities, Sell limit order, Sell order, Sell the book, Significant order, Small Order Execution System, Split order, Stop-limit order, Stop order, Second preferred stock, Same-store sales, Standard of living, Systemic risk, Second-to-die insurance, Statute of Limitations, Statutory investment, Satisfaction of debt, Staggered board of directors, Socially conscious investing, Systematic investment plan, Selling the spread, Savings Incentive Match Plan for Employees, Selling short against the box, Shorting against the box, S Corporation, Short-term gain or loss, Subchapter M, Subchapter S Corporation, Same Day Funds Settlement, Scale order, Schedule C, Securities Act of 1933, Securities Acts Amendments of 1975, Securities Exchange Act of 1934, Seek a market, Small investor, Sophisticated investor, S&P phenomenon, T-Bill, Term to maturity, Trust-preferred security, Take a position, Time order, Two-sided market, Two-way market, Total return, Trailing P/E, Total return index, Tenancy by the entirety, TED spread, Truth in Lending, Two-step mortgage, Tenancy at will, The Street, Timing the market, Taxpayer Relief Act of 1997, Tax Reform Act of 1986, Tax Reform Act of 1993, Tax return, Take a bath, U.S. Government Agency Security, U.S. Savings Bond, U.S. Treasury, U.S. Treasury Bill, U.S. Treasury Bond, U.S. Treasury Note, U.S. Treasury Securities, Unlimited risk, Unit Investment Trust, Unsystematic risk, Unit of trade, Unit of trading, Void, Vesting, Vesting period, Value investing, VAT, With interest, Waiver of premium, W-2 Form, W formation, When, as, and if issued, X or XD, Year-To-Date, Yield to call, Yield to maturity, Yield to worst, Y shares, Zero-investment portfolio