Hello YouTube, Todd Ault here, and Welcome to Wall Street Words! Today's Wall Street term is "Operating Company"

Now, an "Operating Company" is someone that manufactures, builds, or sells, or operates. It does something with its business. It makes something. It sells something. Now, you're probably saying, Todd, that's all companies. No it's not. Holding companies, their only function is to own other "Operating Companies." And, so they don't do anything except own. "Operating Companies" make things. They sell things. They do things. They provide a service. Now, I happened to run a holding company Ault Global on the NYSE American, and we own many other "Operating Companies." Today's word is "Operating Company."

Now, as a side note, put in the comments below, what's one of the biggest holding companies in the world and the hint?

The tip of the day here...

Write it down below, it's based in Omaha, Nebraska. Now, if you don't know that, look it up. Today's word is "Operating Company."

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Hello YouTube, Todd Ault here, and Welcome to Wall Street Words! Today's Wall Street term is "Block Positioner"

Now, this is a broker-dealer, a securities dealer, that buys "Block Positions" from, say, mutual funds, large institutions or sellers that need to get rid of a large block of stock. They'll accumulate that block of stock and then they'll make it available to sell at a higher level with the hopes of selling at a higher level to another institution. "Block Positioners" usually move big blocks of stock. They're done for a reason. There's all kinds of strategic tax reasons and other reasons why "Block Positioners" exist. These clean up trades sometimes, when a seller is coming out of a trade, maybe they're positioning themselves. The mutual fund wants to get rid of one position and buy another. "Block Positioners" are a useful tool and a big important part of the capital markets. Today's word is 'Block Positioner."

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Hello YouTube, Todd Ault here, and Welcome to Wall Street Words! Today's Wall Street term is "Block Trade"

"Block trades" are done between institutions or high net worth individuals that want to buy a large block of stock. Now, we're not talking about penny stock. We're talking about someone wanting to buy one hundred thousand, two hundred thousand, ten thousand of, say, General Motors, IBM, Microsoft, etc.. These "Block Trades" are an important part of facilitating transactions between mutual funds, family offices, and high net worth individuals. "Block Trades" are done all the time. Usually when someone wants to exit they shop a "Block Trade." Sometimes they can be done in the aftermarket or they can be done in a dark pool or off-market transactions to not affect the daily trading that's taking place. These "Block Trades" are commonly done in really large names like S&P Five Hundred companies. Now, let me give you an example of a "Block Trade." When Dell Computer was going on to the S&P Five Hundred, they did a really big "Block Trade", one big print, off of a registration statement where all these S&P Five Hundred funds got together and bought five billion dollars worth of Dell Computer. That was a big "Block Trade." They're done all the time. Some of the biggest "Block Trades" in the world have been done with KKR, TWA, tons of examples of institutions arranging for one big "Block Trade" at one time. A lot of takeover guys use block trading opportunities. Today's word is "Block Trade"


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Hello YouTube, Todd Ault here, and Welcome to Wall Street Words! Today's Wall Street term is "Full Disclosure"

Now, "Full Disclosure" is a term used when you're doing a financing and you're letting your investors know all the risk factors involved with the company. Now, "Full Disclosure" means a lot to different people in terms of what they think should be disclosed. But the SEC has a clear definition and rules regarding disclosure. Now, there's an old adage on Wall Street. DISCLOSE, disclose, disclose. If you have related party transactions or conflicts of interest, you need to make sure that your investors know that you may work for two companies instead of one, or somehow you may work at a company in which a relative works. There's all kinds of disclosure issues out there, like risk factors. If you're a manufacturer, if you're a financing company, if you're a technology company, like one of the risk factors could be, hey, our technology may fail or we have competitors that have similar technology, or did you know that we're into a patent dispute? We have a lawsuit pending. They're trying to sue us for our technology. If you don't tell those investors, it could be bad news. Today's world is "Full Disclosure," and that's making sure if you're a company issuing securities, you tell your investors all the details in the PPM, which we talked about before, or in the S-1, the prospectus, you've got to tell your investors everything you know, that could be a risk for the company.

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Hello YouTube, Todd Ault here, and Welcome to Wall Street Words! Today's Wall Street term is "Principal"

Now, when we think of "principal," we don't mean high school principal. We mean the "principal" you put into a bond. If the bond is a thousand dollar bond, its "Principal" is one thousand dollars. Now, if bond yields go higher, that "principal" could go lower to show a higher yield. But when the bond pays off, the "principal" amount is one thousand dollars. Now, when bonds trade, you can buy them above par or above the "principal" because maybe rates went lower and that bond is paying a higher rate so than the current rates are ideal. But at the end of the day, the "principal" payback is the face value of the bond. Now there's other kinds of principals, like principal in a transaction, principal at a high school. I have a principle, all kinds of things. But today, the bond principal is the face value of the bond. Today's word is "Principal."

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Hello YouTube, Todd Ault here, and Welcome to Wall Street Words! Today's Wall Street term is "Equity Financing"

Now, what does that mean? Issuing equity is issuing a stock, or a preferred stock, you're selling part of the company. Now, frequently companies that need to raise capital and don't have that capital from retained earnings will sell stock to the marketplace or to shareholders, new investors that will invest in the company and have new ownership. Now, this happens all the time when public companies need to raise equity, they'll issue a secondary and sell more stock. They'll do a private placement of public stock. "Equity Financing" generally means that you're selling stock in a company to raise permanent capital equity. "Equity Financing" is generally not paid back. It's permanent capital for the public company or private company that selling that stock. Today's word is "Equity Financing."

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Hello YouTube, Todd Ault here, and Welcome to Wall Street Words! Today's Wall Street term is "Open Repo" or Open Repo Agreement

What does that mean, a repo? It means the agreement to repurchase securities at a specific date or time. However, with an "Open Repo," there is no specific date or time, but you do have the right to buy it back. Let's say I'm a company like Intel and I own one hundred million dollars worth of treasuries on my balance sheet that are good for five years. But I need some short term cash. I can take those treasuries and I can sell them on a repurchase basis to, say, an investment bank. Now, that investment bank has given me the right to buy them back or to repo them or repurchase them. I don't want to get rid of them, but I need the money short term. So I have an "Open Repo" agreement with an investment bank or institution. Today's word is "Open Repo." Hey, on that "Open Repo Agreement," there's still specifics where you can notify that you want to repurchase it and you've got to give them some notice the day you're going to do it. But there's an open agreement because generally the securities are liquid and they're easy to exchange. Today's word is "Open Repo."

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Hello YouTube, Todd Ault here, and Welcome to Wall Street Words! Today's Wall Street term is "Margin Agreement"

Now, if you own a brokerage account, that's how you trade with Merrill Lynch, Fidelity, Charles Schwab, Robin Hood. You've got to sign a "Margin Agreement" before you're able to borrow against your securities. Now, if you sign this "Margin Agreement" and you want to buy IBM and it's one hundred thousand dollars to buy one hundred shares, you only have to put up fifty thousand margin, under "Reg T" allows you to put up 50 percent of the securities value. Now, you have to sign this agreement beforehand. But important things to note about "Margin Agreements," they also allow the broker-dealer to hypothecate your securities and lend them out to short sellers who otherwise want to borrow your securities, pay the broker dealer an interest rate to borrow them, and they sell them short. Today's word is "Margin Agreement," and it's important you sign it, or they won't let you trade on margin.

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Hello YouTube, Todd Ault here, and Welcome to Wall Street Words! Today's Wall Street Term is "Open Position," and I'm referring to stocks that have options and there's an "Open Option Position" on that stock.

What's an "Open Position?" That's where a market-maker has issued a contract that's open for, say, your stocks. Ten dollars and you own it and you go buy a 15 dollar call option. You buy one call option for one hundred shares. You now have an "Open Position." Now, the underlying market-maker will report the number of "Open Positions" they have. This is a good way of judging the activity taking place in option contracts. Now, "Open Position" can be used for other terms, but today we're talking about stock options, "Open Positions," rather, they're short meaning you own puts, you think the stock is going down, calls your own calls, you think the stock's going up or any other combination of any other option position. Today's word is "Open Position," an important indicator of how many contracts have been issued against that underlying stock at a specific price.

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Hello YouTube, Todd Ault here, and Welcome to Wall Street Words! Today's Wall Street term is "Margin Account"

One of my favorite things to trade on, margin. What does that mean? It means if you have one hundred thousand in your account, let's say, and you want to buy two hundred thousand worth of securities, you can do that if the underlying security is margin-able. Now, broker-dealers determine their own margin rates, and the interest rate you're charged. For example, with recent volatility, some stocks are not marginal. Some stocks under five dollars you can't borrow against. But traditionally stocks over five dollars listed on a national exchange can be margin-ed. Now, once you sign this margin agreement, you can buy and sell securities on credit. I do it all the time. Hedge funds do it all the time. It's a way of leveraging your return. However, when you're on margin and things go against you, you still got to pay it back. We all learned the hard lesson in two thousand eight and two thousand nine with margin. When you borrow too much on margin and the stock goes down, you can have a margin call, and if you don't meet it, your "Margin Account" will be liquidated. Today's word is "Margin Account" and an important trading tool I use every day to trade my account.

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