A code that identifies a flight in one direction to the destination .
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FLIGHT TIME
The time when an aircraft is in the air. AKA wheelsoff t wheelson time.
FLIGHT TO QUALITY
When capital is moved from risky investments to safe ones with a lower profit. It is done after a bank failure or an unsettling economic event.
FLIGHTING
When ads run at a time after there are no ads played. It is differing from recency theory that it will hurt sales. The idea is that advertising should be […]
FLIP IN PILL
A POISON PILL that allows existing shareholders of a company that is the subject of a TAKEOVER to buy new shares at a discount ; the pill increases DILUTION, and […]
FLIP OVER PILL
A POISON PILL that allows existing shareholders of a company that is the subject of a TAKEOVER to buy the acquiring company
FLIP-IN RIGHT
When current stockholders can buy more stock for a discount from a target firm at a discount from the market value .
FLIP-OVER PILL
When a shareholder can buy shares cheap to prevent takeover. It is only legal if the laws permit it. If all shareholders do this than the company trying to buy […]
FLIPPER
An investor receiving an ALLOCATION in an INITIAL PUBLIC OFFERING , ADDON, or NEW ISSUE that sells the securities several hours or days after issuance to lockin a shortterm capital […]
FLIPPING
When a new issue is bought and sold instantly to increase price on the market.
FLIPPING HOUSES
When an investor buys real estate cheap and fixes it to sell it at a higher price. It is common to buy old and foreclosed homes. A contractor may do […]
FLOAT
In American land law, especially in the western states. A certificateauthorizing the entry, by the holder, of a certain quantity of land not yet specificallyselected or located. U. S. v. […]
FLOATAELE
Used for floating. A floatable stream is a stream used for floating logs,rafts, etc. Gerrish v. Brown, 51 lie. 200, 81 Am. Dcc. 500; Gaston v. Mace, 33 W. Va.14, […]
FLOATER
(1) In INSURANCE, an ENDORSEMENT that allows coverage of moveable property to be transferred with the property between locations. (2) See FLOATING RATE NOTE .
FLOATER POLICY
Insurance for property that is moved to a new location. The perils of transport are covered.
FLOATING ASSET
An asset that changes in many ways. It can be quantity, value, accounts receivable , inventory, or shares outstanding .
FLOATING CAPITAL
(or circulating capital .) The capital which is consumed at eachoperation of production and reappears transformed into new products. At each sale ofthese products the capital is represented in cash, […]
FLOATING CHARGE
A mortgage on an asset that changes in quantity or value to make sure the loan is repaid. No charge is listed for the owner. If default happens the asset […]
FLOATING DEBT
By this term Is meant that mass of lawful and valid claims againstthe corporation for the payment of which there is no money in the corporate treasuryspecifically designed, nor any […]
FLOATING EXCHANGE RATE
A system when a currency value changes by market demand and supply . The government has no control over this. Central banks do try to defend the rates in a […]
FLOATING LIEN
A general CLAIM against a group of ASSETS rather than a specific asset, i.e., a pool of current and future ACCOUNTS RECEIVABLE or INVENTORIES rather than designated receivables or inventories. […]
FLOATING POINT
The way a real number is shown in a computation . It can be a whole number, fraction, or decimal. It is too small or big to be shown in […]
FLOATING POINT NOTATION
When numbers are shown as decimal and exponents. It is not fixed but floats. It is for large numbers or small ones that are very large are more easily shown […]
FLOATING POINT OPERATION (FLOP)
The fraction numbers that take longer to process than whole numbers.
FLOATING POINT OPERATIONS PER SECOND (FLOPS)
How well a computer can compute. It involves the math per second. It is megaflops, gigaflops, or teraflops depending on the computer being used. It also applies to a microprocessor […]