fundies
- noun
- /ˈfʌndiz/
- Jargon
- Before investing, she reviews the company's fundies like profit margins and cash flow.
Examples
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Analysts say the fundies of this sector remain strong despite recent market volatility.
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Investors should always check the fundies before buying stocks.
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He always checks the fundies before making any big trades.
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Check the fundies!
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Before investing, she reviews the company's fundies like profit margins and cash flow.
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Analysts say the fundies of this sector remain strong despite recent market volatility.
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Investors should always check the fundies before buying stocks.
Synonyms
The money and property a person or company has and manages
Records that show how a company, person, or group earns and spends money
Surface Forms
Etymology
Fundies in finance is short for fundamentals, the 'basic' facts about a company like profit and cash flow. So investors check the fundies to see if a company is really strong or a good buy.