Investment Strategies Glossary

noun a choice or option that is available as an alternative to something else

adjective available as another possibility or choice

• The committee is considering an alternative approach to solving the budget issue.
• We could try a different way to fix the problem.
• Let's go with another option to get this done.
• There's always another path to take, an alternative route to success.

verb Foreseeing is the present participle form of the verb 'foresee', which means to anticipate or predict something happening in the future.

• The company's strategic planning involves foreseeing potential challenges and opportunities in the market.
• I have a feeling that he's foreseeing some trouble ahead.
• She's like a fortune teller, always foreseeing what's going to happen next.
• His foresight in foreseeing the outcome of the project saved us a lot of time and resources.

adjective relating to or involving the act of reverting back to a previous state or owner

• The reversionary interest in the property will pass to the next of kin upon the current owner's death.
• If I don't have any children, who will get the reversionary rights to my estate?
• I heard that the reversionary clause in the contract is a real game-changer.
• The reversionary trend in fashion seems to be making a comeback this season.

verb to remove from a list or index, especially a stock exchange listing

• The company has decided to delist their shares from the stock exchange.
• I heard they're going to delist that product from the market.
• They're planning to delist that stock, it's not doing well.
• She decided to delist him from her life after the betrayal.