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Finance: What is a Safe Harbor?
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"Safe harbor" refers to the notion that, if you follow a basic set of rules, you cannot be found guilty of a crime or shady dealings.

Finance: What is Contingent Liability?
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What is Contingent Liability? Contingent liability refers to a possible liability in the future contingent upon some other event being the trigger....

Finance: What is Power Of Attorney (Trading Authorization)?
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Power of attorney refers to the authorization to conduct business on legal and financial matters on behalf of another party. So...choose wisely.

Finance: How Do You Get Your Startup Funded?
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How do you get a startup funded? Depends if we're talking about a tech startup, or a non-tech startup. If you've got a promising, budding tech comp...

Finance: Are monopolies evil? Should they be regulated? Should they be illegal?
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Are monopolies evil? Should they be regulated? Should they be illegal? Monopolies in and of themselves, are neither good nor evil. How they conduct...

Finance: What is a Liquid Market?
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A liquid market is a market featuring high trading volumes, i.e. investors actually want to put their cash to work.

Finance: What is a Yankee Bond?
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What's a yankee bond, and does it stick a feather in its cap and call it macaroni?

Finance: What is a limited partnership?
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What is a limited partnership? A limited partnership is one in which at least one party is a general partner who assumes personal liabilities and i...

Finance: What is a trust deed?
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A trust deed lays out the rights and obligations of the bank underwriting the purchase of inventory/assets. That said, it won't catch you in a trus...

Finance: What is a partnership?
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What is a partnership? A partnership is an arrangement where two or more parties agree to form a business in cooperation with each other. Partnersh...

Finance: What is a PERLS?
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PERLS is a bond that pays interest twice a year, but whose yield is linked to a given foreign exchange rate. It also doesn't string very well on a...

Finance: What are CEOs, CFOs, and COOs?
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What are CEOs, CFOs, and COOs? The “C” level executives in a corporation are the corporate officers responsible for the management decisions an...

Finance: What is an Affiliated Person or Affiliated Investor?
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What is an Affiliated Person or Affiliated Investor? An affiliated person is known as an insider in the financial world. These are the people who h...

Finance: What Does It Mean to "Go Public"?
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What does it mean to "go public?" An IPO raises cash in the form of equity, usually, for investors. When public, a company exists under SEC dominio...

Finance: What is a registration statement?
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What is a registration statement? A registration statement is the set of documents that accompany a filing of securities with the SEC for sale in t...

Finance: What is Net Asset Value (NAV)?
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NAV isn't a cool new navigation app...it's how mutual fund shares are valued or priced at the end of each trading day.

Finance: What is the SEC?
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What's the SEC? Easy. Seals Eating Candy. Or maybe Silly Elephants Canoodling? We can never remember. Guess it's time to watch this video and refre...

Finance: What is an LLC?
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What is an LLC? LLC stands for Limited Liability Company. It is a hybrid type of company that combines the corporate protections of separating corp...

Finance: What is Regulation A?
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Reg A is an exemption for the sale of securities. We wonder if it has any sweet steel drums in the background.

Finance: What is a Dissident Director?
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What is a Dissident Director? The Board of Directors of a company usually reaches a consensus the majority of the time in order to decide on polici...

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