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  • Take-profit (T/P): is a type of limit order that specifies the exact price at which the investor wants to close an open position to make a profit.

  • Takeover Bid (Tender Offer): is an offer to buy part or all of the shares of a company's shareholders. Takeover bids are usually made public and invite shareholders to sell their shares at a specific price and within a specific period of time.

  • Telegraphic transfer (TT): is an electronic funds transfer method used mainly for electronic transactions abroad.

  • Total assets: is the total value of a company's available resources. It includes the concepts of cash, portfolio, buildings, investments, among others.

  • Total balance: total cash is the sum of unsettled cash, outstanding deposits and outstanding withdrawals.

  • Total return: what is the total return that has been obtained from an asset.

  • Transaction: A transaction is an agreement between a buyer and a seller to exchange goods, services or financial assets in exchange for money. The term is also commonly used in business accounting.

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