- Industry: Financial services
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The difference between the exercise price of the option and the exercise settlement value of the index on the day an exercise notice is tendered, multiplied by the index multiplier.
Industry:Financial services
2001 Actual: Earnings per share reported for last year.
2002 Estimate: Earnings per share estimates for current year.
2003 Estimate: Earnings per share estimates for next year.
Est 5Yr Gr: Estimated compound annual growth rate for the next five years from the last reported fiscal year.
Interim: Most recent reported earnings versus the same period a year earlier. Also listed is the number of months included in the interim earnings report.
Quarterly: Estimated earnings for current quarter compared to last comparable period reported.
Fiscal Year End: Date at which the company ends its year.
Three-year earnings growth figure: The percentage rate at which an individual company's earnings have grown over three years. Firms with long-term growth rates over 15% are considered fast-growing companies.
Industry:Financial services
Exercise methods/payment alternatives available to you through Merrill Lynch based on the terms and conditions of your employee stock option plan. Visit the General Plan Information section on the Grant Summary page under Account Info for more detailed information
Industry:Financial services
Changes by BofAML Research in the earnings forecast for a given company.
Industry:Financial services
The date on which an offering is anticipated to be priced.
Industry:Financial services
A company's profit for a period divided by the number of shares of common stock outstanding.
Industry:Financial services
A fund's cost of doing business divided by the net assets in the fund.
Industry:Financial services
Fund that concentrates its investments in equity securities whose primary trading markets or operations are concentrated in the Eastern European region or a single country within this region.
Industry:Financial services
An expiration cycle relates to the dates on which options on a particular underlying security expire. A given option, other than LEAPS®, will be assigned to one of three cycles, the January cycle, the February cycle or the March cycle.
Industry:Financial services
The date on which a security that has filed a registration statement with the SEC can be offered for sale.
Industry:Financial services
