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Definition
Synonym
Bareinschusspflicht
Deutsch Englisch Übersetzung
Bareinschusspflicht
f
(Börse)
fin.
cash margin requirement (stock exchange)
Bareinschusspflicht
f
(Börse)
fin.
cash margin requirement (stock exchange)
Bareinschuss
m
(Börse)
fin.
cash margin (stock exchange)
Bareinschusspflicht
f
(Börse)
fin.
cash margin requirement (stock exchange)
Deutsche
Bareinschusspflicht Synonyme
Englische
cash margin requirement Synonyme
cash
COD
acquitment
acquittal
acquittance
amortization
amortizement
and pence
available funds
balance in hand
banknotes
bills
binder
bread
cash
down
cash
in
cash
in hand
cash
on delivery
cash
payment
cash
supply
change
circulating medium
clearance
coin
coinage
coined liberty
cold
cash
convert into
cash
currency
debt service
defrayal
defrayment
deposit
disbursal
discharge
doling out
dollars
dough
down
down payment
earnest
earnest money
emergency money
exchange
filthy lucre
fractional currency
gelt
gold
hard
cash
hard currency
hard money
hire purchase
hire purchase plan
immediate resources
installment
installment plan
interest payment
jack
legal tender
liquid assets
liquidate
liquidation
lolly
loot
lucre
mammon
managed currency
mazuma
medium of exchange
mintage
money
money down
money in hand
monthly payments
moolah
necessity money
never-never
notes
on call
on demand
pay COD
pay at sight
pay
cash
pay
cash
down
pay in advance
pay spot
cash
pay-as-you-go
paying
paying off
paying out
paying up
payment
payment in kind
payoff
pelf
postage currency
postal currency
pounds
prepayment
quarterly payments
quittance
ready
ready money
realize
regular payments
remittance
retirement
satisfaction
scratch
scrip
sell
settlement
shekels
shillings
silver
sinking-fund payment
soft currency
specie
spot
cash
sterling
strictly
cash
the almighty dollar
the ready
the wherewith
the wherewithal
treasury
wampum
weekly payments
cash
in on
benefit from
capitalize on
carpe diem
cash
in
clean up
clear
coin money
commercialize
exploit
gain by
gross
improve
improve the occasion
make a killing
make capital of
make hay
make money
make money by
net
not be behindhand
profit
profit by
put to advantage
realize
realize on
seize the day
take advantage of
trade on
turn a penny
turn to account
turn to profit
turn to use
use to advantage
cash
book
Domesday Book
account book
accounts payable ledger
accounts receivable ledger
address book
adversaria
album
annual
appointment calendar
appointment schedule
balance sheet
bank ledger
bankbook
blankbook
blotter
books
calendar
card ledger
catalog
classified catalog
commonplace book
cost card
cost ledger
cost sheet
court calendar
daybook
desk calendar
diary
diptych
docket
engagement book
factory ledger
inventory
journal
ledger
log
logbook
loose-leaf notebook
memo book
memorandum book
memory book
notebook
pad
passbook
petty
cash
book
pocket notebook
pocketbook
police blotter
purchase ledger
record book
register
registry
sales journal
sales ledger
scrapbook
scratch pad
spiral notebook
stock ledger
stores ledger
suspense ledger
table
tablet
triptych
workbook
writing tablet
yearbook
cash
box
Fort Knox
bank
bursary
cash
register
chest
coffer
coin box
depository
exchequer
fisc
gold depository
locker
money chest
penny bank
piggy bank
pork barrel
public crib
public till
public treasury
public trough
repository
safe
safe-deposit box
storehouse
strong room
strongbox
subtreasury
till
treasure-house
treasury
vault
cash
ier
accountant
auditor
ax
bank clerk
bank manager
bank officer
bank president
banker
banking executive
bar
bill broker
bookkeeper
boot
boot out
bounce
break
bump
bursar
bust
cambist
can
cash
keeper
chamberlain
compensator
comptroller
controller
curator
deconsecrate
defrayer
defrock
degrade
demote
deplume
depose
depositary
depository
deprive
dethrone
disbar
discharge
discounter
discrown
disemploy
disenthrone
dismiss
displace
displume
drum out
eject
eliminate
exclude
excommunicate
expel
financial officer
fire
furlough
give the ax
give the gate
investment banker
kick
kick out
kick upstairs
lay off
let go
let out
liquidate
liquidator
loan officer
make redundant
money broker
money changer
money dealer
moneylender
moneymonger
note broker
oust
overthrow
pass
payer
paymaster
pension
pension off
purge
purse bearer
purser
ratepayer
read out of
receiver
recompenser
release
remove
remove from office
remunerator
replace
retire
sack
separate forcibly
steward
strip
strip of office
strip of rank
superannuate
surplus
suspend
taxpayer
teller
terminate
throw out
treasurer
trust officer
trustee
turn off
turn out
unchurch
unfrock
unsaddle
unseat
unthrone
Bareinschusspflicht Definition
Cash
(
n.
)
A
place
where
money
is
kept,
or
where
it
is
deposited
and
paid
out
Cash
(
n.
)
Ready
money
Cash
(
n.
)
Immediate
or
prompt
payment
in
current
funds
Cash
(
v.
t.)
To
pay,
or
to
receive,
cash
for
Cash
(
v.
t.)
To
disband.
Cash
(
n.sing
&
pl.)
A
Chinese
coin.
Exchange
(
n.
)
The
act
of
giving
or
taking
one
thing
in
return
for
another
which
is
regarded
as
an
equivalent
Exchange
(
n.
)
The
act
of
substituting
one
thing
in
the
place
of
another
Exchange
(
n.
)
The
thing
given
or
received
in
return
Exchange
(
n.
)
The
process
of
setting
accounts
or
debts
between
parties
residing
at
a
distance
from
each
other,
without
the
intervention
of
money,
by
exchanging
orders
or
drafts,
called
bills
of
exchange.
These
may
be
drawn
in
one
country
and
payable
in
another,
in
which
case
they
are
called
foreign
bills
Exchange
(
n.
)
A
mutual
grant
of
equal
interests,
the
one
in
consideration
of
the
other.
Estates
exchanged
must
be
equal
in
quantity,
as
fee
simple
for
fee
simple.
Exchange
(
n.
)
The
place
where
the
merchants,
brokers,
and
bankers
of
a
city
meet
at
certain
hours,
to
transact
business.
In
this
sense
often
contracted
to
'Change.
Exchange
(
n.
)
To
part
with
give,
or
transfer
to
another
in
consideration
of
something
received
as
an
equivalent
Exchange
(
n.
)
To
part
with
for
a
substitute
Exchange
(
n.
)
To
give
and
receive
reciprocally,
as
things
of
the
same
kind
Exchange
(
v.
i.)
To
be
changed
or
received
in
exchange
for
Mahon
stock
(
)
An
annual
cruciferous
plant
with
reddish
purple
or
white
flowers
(Malcolmia
maritima).
It
is
called
in
England
Virginia
stock,
but
the
plant
comes
from
the
Mediterranean.
Margin
(
n.
)
A
border
Margin
(
n.
)
Specifically:
The
part
of
a
page
at
the
edge
left
uncovered
in
writing
or
printing.
Margin
(
n.
)
The
difference
between
the
cost
and
the
selling
price
of
an
article.
Margin
(
n.
)
Something
allowed,
or
reserved,
for
that
which
can
not
be
foreseen
or
known
with
certainty.
Margin
(
n.
)
Collateral
security
deposited
with
a
broker
to
secure
him
from
loss
on
contracts
entered
into
by
him
on
behalf
of
his
principial,
as
in
the
speculative
buying
and
selling
of
stocks,
wheat,
etc.
Margin
(
v.
t.)
To
furnish
with
a
margin.
Margin
(
v.
t.)
To
enter
in
the
margin
of
a
page.
Requirement
(
n.
)
The
act
of
requiring
Requirement
(
n.
)
That
which
is
required
Stock
(
n.
)
The
stem,
or
main
body,
of
a
tree
or
plant
Stock
(
n.
)
The
stem
or
branch
in
which
a
graft
is
inserted.
Stock
(
n.
)
A
block
of
wood
Stock
(
n.
)
Hence,
a
person
who
is
as
dull
and
lifeless
as
a
stock
or
post
Stock
(
n.
)
The
principal
supporting
part
Stock
(
n.
)
The
wood
to
which
the
barrel,
lock,
etc.,
of
a
musket
or
like
firearm
are
secured
Stock
(
n.
)
The
handle
or
contrivance
by
which
bits
are
held
in
boring
Stock
(
n.
)
The
block
of
wood
or
metal
frame
which
constitutes
the
body
of
a
plane,
and
in
which
the
plane
iron
is
fitted
Stock
(
n.
)
The
wooden
or
iron
crosspiece
to
which
the
shank
of
an
anchor
is
attached.
See
Illust.
of
Anchor.
Stock
(
n.
)
The
support
of
the
block
in
which
an
anvil
is
fixed,
or
of
the
anvil
itself.
Stock
(
n.
)
A
handle
or
wrench
forming
a
holder
for
the
dies
for
cutting
screws
Stock
(
n.
)
The
part
of
a
tally
formerly
struck
in
the
exchequer,
which
was
delivered
to
the
person
who
had
lent
the
king
money
on
account,
as
the
evidence
of
indebtedness.
See
Counterfoil.
Stock
(
n.
)
The
original
progenitor
Stock
(
n.
)
Money
or
capital
which
an
individual
or
a
firm
employs
in
business
Stock
(
n.
)
Same
as
Stock
account,
below.
Stock
(
n.
)
Supply
provided
Stock
(
n.
)
Domestic
animals
or
beasts
collectively,
used
or
raised
on
a
farm
Stock
(
n.
)
That
portion
of
a
pack
of
cards
not
distributed
to
the
players
at
the
beginning
of
certain
games,
as
gleek,
etc.,
but
which
might
be
drawn
from
afterward
as
occasion
required
Stock
(
n.
)
A
thrust
with
a
rapier
Stock
(
n.
)
A
covering
for
the
leg,
or
leg
and
foot
Stock
(
n.
)
A
kind
of
stiff,
wide
band
or
cravat
for
the
neck
Stock
(
n.
)
A
frame
of
timber,
with
holes
in
which
the
feet,
or
the
feet
and
hands,
of
criminals
were
formerly
confined
by
way
of
punishment.
Stock
(
n.
)
The
frame
or
timbers
on
which
a
ship
rests
while
building.
Stock
(
n.
)
Red
and
gray
bricks,
used
for
the
exterior
of
walls
and
the
front
of
buildings.
cash margin requirement (stock exchange) Bedeutung
incentive
option
incentive
stock
option
an
option
granted
to
corporate
executives
if
the
company
achieves
certain
financial
goals
exchange
(chess)
the
capture
by
both
players
(usually
on
consecutive
moves)
of
pieces
of
equal
value,
the
endgame
began
after
the
exchange
of
queens
exchange
(chess)
gaining
(or
losing)
a
rook
in
return
for
a
knight
or
bishop,
black
lost
the
exchange
substitution
exchange
commutation
the
act
of
putting
one
thing
or
person
in
the
place
of
another:
he
sent
Smith
in
for
Jones
but
the
substitution
came
too
late
to
help
exchange
transfusion
slow
removal
of
a
person's
blood
and
its
replacement
with
equal
amounts
of
a
donor's
blood
split
stock
split
split
up
an
increase
in
the
number
of
outstanding
shares
of
a
corporation
without
changing
the
shareholders'
equity,
they
announced
a
two-for-one
split
of
the
common
stock
reverse
split
reverse
stock
split
split
down
a
decrease
in
the
number
of
outstanding
shares
of
a
corporation
without
changing
the
shareholders'
equity
technical
analysis
technical
analysis
of
stock
trends
(stock
exchange)
analysis
of
past
price
changes
in
the
hope
of
forecasting
future
price
changes
inventory
inventorying
stocktaking
stock-taking
making
an
itemized
list
of
merchandise
or
supplies
on
hand,
an
inventory
may
be
necessary
to
see
if
anything
is
missing,
they
held
an
inventory
every
month
stocktake
stock-take
an
instance
of
stocktaking,
the
auditor
did
not
attend
the
stocktake
or
check
the
valuations
stock
issue
(corporation
law)
the
authorization
and
delivery
of
shares
of
stock
for
sale
to
the
public
or
the
shares
thus
offered
at
a
particular
time
exchange
interchange
reciprocal
transfer
of
equivalent
sums
of
money
(especially
the
currencies
of
different
countries),
he
earns
his
living
from
the
interchange
of
currency
exchange
the
act
of
giving
something
in
return
for
something
received,
deductible
losses
on
sales
or
exchanges
of
property
are
allowable
exchange
interchange
the
act
of
changing
one
thing
for
another
thing,
Adam
was
promised
immortality
in
exchange
for
his
disobedience,
there
was
an
interchange
of
prisoners
rally
exchange
(sports)
an
unbroken
sequence
of
several
successive
strokes,
after
a
short
rally
Connors
won
the
point
livestock
stock
farm
animal
any
animals
kept
for
use
or
profit
American
Stock
Exchange
AMEX
Curb
a
stock
exchange
in
New
York
cash
bar
a
counter
at
a
large
party
where
you
can
purchase
drinks
by
the
glass
cash
machine
cash
dispenser
automated
teller
machine
automatic
teller
machine
automated
teller
automatic
teller
ATM
an
unattended
machine
(outside
some
banks)
that
dispenses
money
when
a
personal
coded
card
is
used
cash
register
register
a
cashbox
with
an
adding
machine
to
register
transactions,
used
in
shops
to
add
up
the
bill
central
telephone
exchange
exchange
a
workplace
that
serves
as
a
telecommunications
facility
where
lines
from
telephones
can
be
connected
together
to
permit
communication
charge-exchange
accelerator
an
accelerator
in
which
high-energy
ions
escape
from
plasma
following
charge
exchange
commodity
exchange
commodities
exchange
commodities
market
an
exchange
for
buying
and
selling
commodities
for
future
delivery
corn
exchange
an
exchange
where
grains
are
bought
and
sold
exchange
a
workplace
for
buying
and
selling,
open
only
to
members
futures
exchange
futures
market
forward
market
a
commodity
exchange
where
futures
contracts
are
traded
neckcloth
stock
an
ornamental
white
cravat
New
York
Stock
Exchange
N.
Y.
Stock
Exchange
NYSE
big
board
a
stock
exchange
in
New
York
post
exchange
PX
a
commissary
on
a
United
States
Army
post
rolling
stock
collection
of
wheeled
vehicles
owned
by
a
railroad
or
motor
carrier
stock
inventory
the
merchandise
that
a
shop
has
on
hand,
they
carried
a
vast
inventory
of
hardware,
they
stopped
selling
in
exact
sizes
in
order
to
reduce
inventory
stock
the
handle
end
of
some
implements
or
tools,
he
grabbed
the
cue
by
the
stock
stock
gunstock
the
handle
of
a
handgun
or
the
butt
end
of
a
rifle
or
shotgun
or
part
of
the
support
of
a
machine
gun
or
artillery
gun,
the
rifle
had
been
fitted
with
a
special
stock
stock
lumber
used
in
the
construction
of
something,
they
will
cut
round
stock
to
-inch
diameter
stock
car
a
racing
car
with
the
basic
chassis
of
a
commercially
available
car
stock
car
a
car
kept
in
dealers'
stock
for
regular
sales
stock
exchange
stock
market
securities
market
an
exchange
where
security
trading
is
conducted
by
professional
stockbrokers
stock-in-trade
any
equipment
constantly
used
as
part
of
a
profession
or
occupation,
friendliness
is
the
salesman's
stock
in
trade
stockroom
stock
room
storeroom
for
storing
goods
and
supplies
used
in
a
business
stock
saddle
Western
saddle
an
ornamented
saddle
used
by
cowboys,
has
a
high
horn
to
hold
the
lariat
ticker
stock
ticker
a
character
printer
that
automatically
prints
stock
quotations
on
ticker
tape
allowance
leeway
margin
tolerance
a
permissible
difference,
allowing
some
freedom
to
move
within
limits
margin
an
amount
beyond
the
minimum
necessary,
the
margin
of
victory
margin
of
safety
safety
margin
margin
of
error
the
margin
required
in
order
to
insure
safety,
in
engineering
the
margin
of
safety
is
the
strength
of
the
material
minus
the
anticipated
stress
narrow
margin
narrowness
slimness
a
small
margin,
the
president
was
not
humbled
by
his
narrow
margin
of
victory,
the
landslide
he
had
in
the
electoral
college
obscured
the
narrowness
of
a
victory
based
on
just
%
of
the
popular
vote
stocktaking
stock-taking
reappraisal
of
a
situation
or
position
or
outlook
prerequisite
requirement
something
that
is
required
in
advance,
Latin
was
a
prerequisite
for
admission
requirement
demand
required
activity,
the
requirements
of
his
work
affected
his
health,
there
were
many
demands
on
his
time
academic
requirement
a
requirement
for
admission
to
or
completion
of
an
academic
program
language
requirement
a
requirement
that
a
student
know
certain
languages
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