Adding to your position in a particular security, often using open profits from an earlier purchase(s). Eg, “I bought Coca-Cola at 30 & bought more at 40.
The act of increasing your poundage while decreasing your reps on successive sets.
Akin to building the famous pyramids at Egypt. It involves pledging shares with a banker or broker to raise a loan to buy more shares of the same company, pushing up their prices. These shares are pledged again to secure a further loan to buy additional shares of the same company in a self-feeding cycle, which is called pyramiding. In a bullish market this causes the price to rise further and increase the operator's profit. In a bear market this causes margin calls and substantial losses.
The use of unrealized profits on existing futures positions as margin to increase the size of the position, normally in successively smaller increments.
Training method in which a bodybuilder successively decreases the number of repetitions in an exercise, while increasing the weight. Page Top
purchasing additional contracts with the profits earned on open positions. This is a very risky strategy.
Using profits on a previously established position as margin for adding to that position.
The technique of using profits to finance the purchase of additional securities. uick Ratio — An indicator of a company`s ability to pay its short-term obligations, calculated by current assets minus inventory divided by current liabilities. It excludes inventories because they cannot always be quickly converted to cash. More stringent than the current ratio. Also called acid-test ratio. eturn — The profit (including capital gains and income) of an investment, expressed as a percentage of the invested capital.
The practice of using unrealized paper profits in stock trading for making addition commitments.
In stock transactions, the practice of borrowing against unrealized paper profits to make additional purchases; a series of buying and selling operations during an upward or downward trend in the stock market, working on margin with the profits made in the transaction
See on: Investopedia The use of cash generated by positive variation margins on a futures position to increase the size of the position, each reinvestment in successively smaller increments.