Gross Interest

Key takeaways – Gross interest is the interest rate or interest amount paid on an investment, loan, or deposit before taxes, fees, or other…

Gross Income Test

The gross‑income test is one of the rules the IRS uses to decide whether you can claim someone as a dependent on your federal…

Gross Income Multiplier Gim

• The Gross Income Multiplier (GIM) is a simple, quick valuation metric for income-producing real estate: GIM = Sale Price ÷ Gross Annual Income.…

Gross Exposure

Definition Gross exposure is the sum of a portfolio’s long and short positions (expressed in dollars or as a percentage of capital). It represents…

Gross Expense Ratio Ger

Key takeaways – The gross expense ratio (GER) is the total percentage of a fund’s assets used to pay the fund’s operating costs (management…

Gross Dividends

Key takeaways – Gross dividends = the total dividend distributions an investor receives in a tax year before taxes, fees, or expenses are deducted.…

Grinder

A grinder is an investor or advisor who generates returns by repeatedly making many small, incremental trades or transactions rather than by placing fewer,…

Grid Trading

Introduction Grid trading is a rules-based strategy that places a series of buy and sell orders above and below a chosen reference price, forming…

Grexit

Grexit — shorthand for “Greek exit” — describes the hypothetical scenario in which Greece leaves the eurozone and replaces the euro with a reintroduced…

Greshams Law

Gresham’s law is a long-standing monetary principle usually summarized as “bad money drives out good.” It describes what happens when two forms of money…