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DOThe two-character ISO 3166 country code for DOMINICAN REPUBLIC.DO Similar MatchesDOTDOTSee: Designated Order Turnaround System Dollar cost averagingDollar cost averagingIn the US, a plan which enables investors to accumulate shares in stock or a mutual fund by purchasing on a regular basis (for example monthly) with a fixed dollar amount. When the price is low, more shares will be purchased and fewer when the price is high. Also known as constant dollar plan. Known as pound cost averaging in the UK. Unitised with profit endowmentUnitised with profit endowmentThis is a hybrid unit-linked endowment, designed to smooth out price fluctuations that occur with unit-linked policies. The value of units is declared each year and that value is then guaranteed. The guaranteed value that is declared is at a discount to the actual value of the units. The guaranteed value will not reach the real value until the term of the endowment is up, so the chance of being able to pay of the loan early is minimised. Double entry book keepingDouble entry book keepingAccounting method that records each transaction as both a credit and a debit in different accounts. Equal dollar swapEqual dollar swapSelling common stoc../../finance-glossary/convertibles in one company and reinvesting the proceeds in as many shares of (1) another type of security issued by the company, or (2) another security of the same type but of another company -- as can be bought with the proceeds of the sale. See: Equal shares swap. Further SuggestionsPetrodollarsGross domestic product (GDP) vendor placing soft dollars Rundown Constant dollar plan Eurodollar certificate of deposit Double Escrow corridor warrant Downside Protection Normal random variable Average down Bulldog bond Condominium London International Financial Futures and Options Exchange (LIFFE) Landowners Royalty Domestic bonds Down round London Interbank Bid Rate (LIBID) Double barreled Low start endowment random walk Knock Down Marking up or down Buy down mortgage |
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