Fixed-dollar value collar is a strategy that a company incorporates during a merger. Through it the company can shield itself from changes in the share price of the acquiring company’s shares.

Financial literacy is the education or at least basic understanding of different financial areas including managing personal finance, or topics concerning money, trading and investing. 

Free life-long trading signals are trading signals which the users are getting as a compliment for opening a trading account without having to pay for it. The service is open for them for life.

Fixed income is a type of investment that pays investors fixed interest payments until its maturity date arrives and when the date comes, investors are paid the principal amount they initially invested.

A financial buyer is a type of buyer in an acquisition who is only interested in the return that can be achieved from the purchase. 

FISH [First In, Still Here] is an accounting tern describing inventory of the company that is still there since the opening of the company. It is usually impossible to sell due to its obsolete state.

A flag is a technical trading pattern that looks like a flag on a flagpole. It usually indicates the continuation of the trend. It appears after a sudden movement of the chart and consists of about 20 price bars.

Fortune 100 is a list of 100 most profitable and largest US companies put together but a Fortune magazine. The list includes both private and public companies which are giving their income reports to the government agency.

Foreign exchange reserves are the assets which are held by the central banks in the foreign for the country currency. These are the reserves which are used for influencing monetary policies and for backing the liabilities.

Froth is a market condition that can be seen before the appearance of a market bubble. In froth condition price of the assets become detached from the underlying intrinsic levels.