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fundies

fundies

9.2
Basic financial facts about a company used to judge its value
  • noun
  • /ˈfʌndiz/
  • Jargon
translation icon : fundamentales
  • Before investing, she reviews the company's fundies like profit margins and cash flow.

Examples

  • Analysts say the fundies of this sector remain strong despite recent market volatility.

  • Investors should always check the fundies before buying stocks.

  • He always checks the fundies before making any big trades.

  • Check the fundies!

  • Before investing, she reviews the company's fundies like profit margins and cash flow.

  • Analysts say the fundies of this sector remain strong despite recent market volatility.

  • Investors should always check the fundies before buying stocks.

Synonyms

finances
vsfundies
157 3.3

The money and property a person or company has and manages

is about basic indicators used to assess value rather than owned resources
financials
vsfundies
  • Jargon
4.1

Records that show how a company, person, or group earns and spends money

is an informal set of basic indicators used to judge market value

Surface Forms

fundies plural

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.