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Glossary

Every term is defined twice: once the way a filing would put it, and once the way somebody would explain it to you across a table. The second one is usually the one that sticks.

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Dependency

Risk & psychology

People who rely financially on your income.

In plain terms

It decides how much term cover you need and how much risk your plan can carry.

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Path dependency

Risk & psychology

The property that the order of returns, not just their values, determines the outcome.

In plain terms

Multiplication does not care about order. Drawdown limits, margin calls and your own nerve do — which is why sequence decides whether you were still there for the good part.

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Single point of failure

Fundamental analysis

One customer, plant, product or regulator whose loss would break the business.

In plain terms

Ask what remains if the largest single dependency disappeared. Size accordingly.

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Indian stock market glossary · Market Vidyalaya