Material News Financial Glossary
What is it? News released by a NASDAQ company that might reasonably be expected to affect the value of a companys securities or influence investors decisions. Material news includes information regarding corporate events of an unusual and non-recurring nature, news of tender offers, unusually good or bad earnings reports, and a stock split or stock dividend. (See also Trading Halt.)Finance Term Definition Added By: Alexis
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