A group that is able to organise itself and whose members are able to manage and plan their day-to-day activity. There is little or no supervision on the group.

See FELO DE SE; SUICIDE.

The ability a system has that it can arrange its elements or components spontaneously and in a purposeful and non-random manner.

A method of learning that is initiated and directed by the learner.

a term that is used for a person’s basic instinct of survival and protecting their own health, body and life.

Evidence which either serves or disserves the party is so called. This species of evidence is either self-serving (which is not in general receivable) or self-disserving, which is Invariably receivable, […]

An organisation that has been authorised to enforce and develop the regulations for an industry. Examples are NASD, Financial Accounting Standards Board, NGFA, IASB.

A way to reduce cost by placing ads without using an advertising sales rep. Allows the advertiser greater convenience in placing ads.

The tendency to take credit for a successful outcome but to deny any responsibility for unsuccessful ones.

a term for a statement that is made to serve your own purpose.

A bond that is repaid by revenue the project has generated.

A form of active protection whereby a fund is established by a firm to be used to cover expected losses. AKA selffunding.

Selling inventory to pay off an asset conversion loan that is secured or unsecured usually obtained for a product that is seasonally demanded. AKA asset conversion loan.

A secular firm with the ability to regulate and standardize the industry by providing ethical rules.

The buyback of stock to increase the treasury stock contra account reducing equity on the open market by a company that sporadically has additional funds.

In old English law . A ridge of ground rising between two furrows, containing no certain quantity, but sometimes more and sometimes less. Termes de la Ley .

To dispose of by sale, (q. v.)

Using syndications, participations and subunderwritings to reduce a new loans or bonds risk exposure.

An order to sell a specific number of shares at a set price or higher.

intensive selling in a market that is in decline that is spurred on by the threat of lower prices.

When a price exceeds a prior sale an order is executed to sell the securities for a profit.

A strategy in trading where an investor will borrow shares from a security or futures contract and will offer them for sale to other investors. The investor believes the price […]

The methods, processes and tools that are used to sell a product such as catalogues, displays or processing equipment and channels of distribution .

An order to sell as much as possible to the agent or broker at the current market value .

Selling as much stock as possible at the current market price .