Discretionary
121Disposable/Discretionary income — Disposable income is gross income minus income tax on that income. [ [http://www.bea.gov/regional/definitions/nextpage.cfm?key=Disposable%20Personal%20Income BEA : Disposable personal income ] ] Discretionary income is income after subtracting… …
122non-discretionary — UK US (also nondiscretionary) adjective ► FINANCE, LAW not having the right to decide for someone how their money should be invested, when it should be paid to them, etc.: a non discretionary trust/fund/account »My wife and I recently made a non… …
123Consumer Discretionary — A sector of the economy that consists of businesses that sell nonessential goods and services. Companies in this sector include retailers, media companies, consumer services companies, consumer durables and apparel companies, and automobiles and… …
124Shareholder's discretionary cash flow — or Seller s Discretionary Cash Flow or Owner s DCF or Owner s Earnings are terms used in small business transactions to measure the true cash flow of a business to the owner. Unlike larger companies which use EBITDA to show cash flows for… …
125non-discretionary trust — n. a trust in which the trustee is directed to invest only in specifically named securities and to diversify the investments among certain types of securities. The trustee has no discretion or personal decision making power in the matter.… …
126Limited Discretionary Account — A type of account in which a client allows a broker to act on his or her behalf in buying and selling securities. In this case, the broker can make certain types of trades without prior consent from the client. In order for this arrangement to… …
127Discrete [discretionary] hyphenation — Дискретный перенос …
128Non-Discretionary Proposal — A proposition on a proxy card requiring a response from the beneficial owner which does not fall under the Ten Day Rule. Therefore, the broker cannot vote on behalf of the beneficial owner, it can only vote after specific instructions have been… …
