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FX Street
Nov 20
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The stronger Dollar is putting pressure this morning on both equity and commodity markets as traders dump risky assets for the safe-haven Dollar. Equity markets were down in Asia and Europe. This weaker trend is expected to spillover to the...
Wall Street Journal
Nov 20
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The buyout shop will rebuild and run the state's 23 facilities, in exchange for a cut of revenue.
FX Street
Nov 20
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U.S. equity markets followed the lead of lower Asian and European markets today and sold off sharply from the get-go. U.S. investors are concerned that the weak condition of the economy cannot support stock prices at such lofty levels. Some...
Wall Street Journal
Nov 19
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The buyout shop will rebuild and run the state's 23 facilities, in exchange for a cut of revenue.
Sydney Morning Herald
Nov 19
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NYMEX - A global selloff on equity markets dragged down crude prices by nearly three per cent on Thursday, the first decline this week.
Mondo Visione
Nov 19
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As the US equity markets approach 2010, investment banks are putting their houses in order, trading volumes are surging and the floods of balance sheet losses and asset devaluations from 2008 have receded. But the calm after the storm can be...
Banking Business Review
Nov 19
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WIKI ANALYSIS| This article is part of WikiProject Definitions. Consider editing to improve it. View articles referencing this definition. |
Equity generally refers to the combined net value of all investment products one owns. Some common investment products include stock, stock options, bonds, cash, real estate, intellectual property and loans, among others.
Oftentimes investors will refer to stocks as "equities."
Example
An individual can own assets like stocks, cash in money market accounts, bonds. That individual also owns liabilities such as auto loans, mortgage on his home, and other debt such as credit card bills etc.
In such a case his combined equity would be all assets less all liabilities.
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