Link Exchange: a reciprocal linking scheme often facilitated by a site devoted to directory pages. Link exchanges usually allow links to sites of low or no quality, and add no value themselves. Quality directories are usually human edited for quality assurance.

 

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Link Exchange: a reciprocal linking scheme often facilitated by a site devoted to directory pages. Link exchanges usually allow links to sites of low or no quality, and add no value themselves. Quality dir . . . View Full Definition

Reciprocal Link: Nepotistic link exchanges where websites try to build false authority by trading links, using three way link trades, or other low quality link schemes. When sites link naturally there is goi . . . View Full Definition

Major Exchange: Indicates listing on established national or regional stock exchange.

Malaysia Commodity Exchange: A subsidiary of the KLSE that trades interest rate futures on the three-month Kuala Lumpur Interbank offered rate.

Membership Or A Seat On The Exchange: A limited number of exchange positions that enable the holder to trade for the holder's own accounts and charge clients for the execution of trades for their accounts. Related: Member firm.

Mechanical Link: Mechanical link is a system of evaluation that allows practitioners to locate and release primary restrictions within the fascial system. These gentle techniques help reduce structural tensi . . . View Full Definition

Madrid Stock Exchange (Bolsa De Madrid): The largest of Spain's four stock exchanges.

London Metal Exchange (LME): A market for trading base metals, where traded options contracts are available against the underlying futures contract.

Links: 1. Originally referred to seaside courses on 'links land' (seaside grassy area), now used loosely to mean any golf course 2. ('links style course, links course') an exposed, windswept (some . . . View Full Definition

Linkrot: What happens when links go bad over time, either because a Web site has shut down or a site has stopped supporting a unique landing page provided in an email promotion.