Investment Acronyms

This blog post is a collection of acronyms I would use when sharing topics on Investment.

  • CSPI – Core Satellite Portfolio Investing
  • DCA – Dollar Cost Averaging
  • RSP – Regular Savings Plan
  • DCF – Discounted Cash Flow
  • DDM – Dividend Discount Model
  • FA – Fundamental Analysis
  • TA – Technical Analysis
  • FATA – Fundamental & Technical Analysis
  • CA – Cycle Analysis
  • SGX – Singapore Stock Exchange
  • CDP – Central Depository
  • SIP – Specified Investment Product
  • EIP – Excluded Investment Product
  • CKA – Customer Knowledge Assessment
  • CAR – Customer Account Review
  • NYSE – New York Stock Exchange
  • AMEX – American Stock Exchange
  • NASDAQ – National Association of Securities Dealers Automated Quotations
  • LSE – London Stock Exchange
  • SSE – Shanghai Stock Exchange
  • SZSE – Shenzhen Stock Exchange
  • HKEX – Hong Kong Exchange
  • CFD – Contract For Differences
  • FX – Foreign Exchange
  • REIT – Real Estate Investment Trust
  • ETF – Exchange Traded Fund
  • UT – Unit Trust
  • MAS – Monetary Authority of Singapore
  • SSB – Singapore Savings Bonds
  • SGS Bonds – Singapore Government Securities Bonds
  • T-Bills – Treasury Bills
  • NAV – Net Asset Value
  • DPU – Distribution Per Unit
  • EPS – Earnings Per Share
  • PE Ratio – Price-to-Earnings Ratio
  • PB Ratio – Price-to-Book Ratio
  • ATH – All Time High
  • PDH – Previous Day High
  • PDL – Previous Day Low
  • P&L – Profit & Loss
  • ROI – Return On Investment
  • IRR – Internal Rate of Returns
  • MWR – Money-Weighted Returns
  • TWR – Time-Weighted Returns
  • CAGR – Compound Annual Growth Rate
  • AUM – Asset Under Management
  • AUA – Asset Under Advice
  • TER – Total Expense Ratio

Author: Tan Choong Hwee

My name is Tan Choong Hwee, a Singapore Citizen with education and career background in engineering. Over the years I have developed strong interests in personal wealth management and now working in Providend, a Wealth Advisory firm.

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