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Lead pipeUsed in the context of general equities. Virtually certain that trade will take place; lead pipe cinch. See: Layup.Lead pipe Similar MatchesLeading indicatorLeading indicatorA measurable economic variable that varies over the business cycle, reaching peaks and troughs somewhat earlier than other macroeconomic variables such as GDP and unemployment, and therefore useful for forecasting them. Contrasts with lagging indicator. InterpleaderInterpleaderA court action which may be filed in an existing case to be the initial action. One holding funds which are in dispute, but not having an interest in the funds, would file an inter- pleader. For example: An escrow agent is holding a deposit of a buyer which funds both buyer and seller claim to be entitled. Escrow is willing to give the funds to either buyer or seller but does not want to be liable for giving the funds to the wrong party. The interpleader filed by the escrow agent asks the court to determine to whom the funds should be awarded. Lead regulatorLead regulatorA leading self-regulatory organization that over sees compliance with a particular section of the law, such as the NYSE, NYSE, or NYSE. LeaderLeaderA stock or group of stocks that is the first to move in a market upsurge or downturn. LeadLeadPayment of a financial obligation earlier than is expected or required. Further SuggestionsPrice leadershipLeading the market Leading economic indicators Leading indicator Lead underwriter Team Leader Leading Leading and lagging Lead manager |
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