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formation, Weak market, When, as, and if issued, When issued, Wide market, X or XD, Yankee bond market, Y shares, Zero-base budgeting, Zero-coupon bond, Z shares, Zero-beta portfolio, Zero-investment portfolio, Zero downtick, Zero-minus tick, Zero-plus tick, Zero uptick