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how do you profit from a value stock | you can profit from a value stock by buying the equity and holding it as opposed to attempting to swing trade or look for quick appreciation of capital value stocks may take longer to appreciate in value as the market comes to fully realize its value in addition you can make money from value stocks as they generally is... | |
are value stocks high risk | value stocks are generally considered less risky than growth stocks however consider that both value stocks and growth stocks are equities which are generally more risky than other types of investments | |
are value stocks better than growth stocks | depending on a number of variables such as an individual s investment goals risk tolerance and market conditions value stocks or growth stocks may be preferable value and growth stocks each have advantages and each investment strategy might perform differently depending on the market conditions the bottom linea value s... | |
what is a value trap | a value trap is a stock or other investment that appears attractively priced because it has been trading at low valuation metrics such as price to earnings p e price to cash flow p cf or price to book value p b for an extended period a value trap persuades investors because the trade appears inexpensive relative to his... | |
which investors are most vulnerable to value traps | some value investors are particularly susceptible to value traps because they look for fundamentals and follow companies before investing it can become tempting for them to overlook failure indications when watching a company for a time optimistic it will recover because it has in the past | |
what is a dividend trap | a dividend trap is where the stock s dividend and price decrease over time due to high payout ratios high levels of debt or the difference between profits and cash these situations commonly produce an unsupported but attractive yield | |
what is a valued marine policy | a valued marine policy is a type of marine insurance coverage that places a specific value on the insured property such as the hull or cargo of a shipping vessel prior to a claim being made in the event of a loss a valued marine policy will pay a specified pre determined amount provided of course that there are no trac... | |
how a valued marine policy works | insurance provides individuals or an entity with financial protection against a specified type of loss in exchange for payment of a fee known as a premium it is possible to insure pretty much anything for a price including high stake items such as ships and cargo all marine insurance policies are either valued or unval... | |
what is valued policy law | valued policy law vpl is a legal statute that requires insurance companies to pay the full value of a policy to the insured in the event of a total loss valued policy law does not consider the actual cash value of the insured property at the time of the loss instead the law mandates total payment 1a valued policy diffe... | |
what is the vancouver stock exchange van | the vancouver stock exchange van vse is a now defunct stock exchange formerly located in vancouver british columbia canada it was incorporated in 1907 as the third largest marketplace in canada behind the toronto stock exchange tsx and montreal stock exchange stocks listed on this exchange were denoted by a v following... | |
what is vandalism and malicious mischief insurance | vandalism and malicious mischief insurance is insurance coverage that protects against losses sustained as a result of vandals this type of insurance is included in most basic commercial and homeowner policies it is an important insurance component for properties that are not occupied during well known periods of the d... | |
how vandalism and malicious mischief insurance works | due to the risk and frequency of loss this coverage typically carries a higher deductible for properties that are known to be unoccupied for certain hours of the day including churches and schools vandalism and mischief are described as the intentional injury or destruction of property vandalism and malicious mischief ... | |
what is covered | vandalism is damage done to someone else s property simply for the sake of causing damage it is one of the most common property crimes malicious mischief is similar though the damage may not have been intended some situations like egging a house straddle the line depending on the outcome the peril of vandalism or malic... | |
what type of vandalism most commonly results in an insurance claim damage inflicted by angry ex husbands wives partners often fueled by alcohol exes have been known to take revenge on a former spouse by causing property damage and destruction if your ex comes into your home and trashes it that s vandalism and it s usua... | if you re not living in a dwelling it s important to take additional precautions against vandalism | |
what s not covered | vandalism or malicious mischief losses are not covered if a dwelling has been vacant for over 60 consecutive days 1 a structure is vacant if no one is living there and it s substantially empty of the personal property necessary for normal use vandalism committed by any of the insured is also not covered what does this ... | |
what does vandalism mean in insurance | for insurance purposes vandalism means intentional damage and destruction of property without theft for example a person deliberately breaking a home s windows for the purpose of destroying property could be considered vandalism but if they broke in for the purpose of burglary it would not be considered vandalism 1 | |
is tenant damage considered vandalism | intentional damage by tenants will not be covered as vandalism under a typical homeowner s policy the best way to prevent these damages is to carefully screen your tenants 1 | |
does car insurance cover vandalism | if you have comprehensive insurance for your car it will cover deliberate acts of vandalism such as slashed tires broken windows or taillights or damaged paint the exact level of coverage will depend on your provider and your deductible 2the bottom linevandalism and malicious mischief insurance is a type of insurance c... | |
what are vanguard exchange traded funds | vanguard exchange traded funds etfs are a class of funds offered by vanguard exchange traded funds combine the diversification of mutual funds with a lower investment minimum required vanguard also offers real time pricing etfs are traded the same way that individual stocks are traded understanding vanguard exchange tr... | |
what is a vanilla option | a vanilla option is a financial instrument that gives the holder the right but not the obligation to buy or sell an underlying asset at a predetermined price within a given timeframe a vanilla option is a call option or put option that has no special or unusual features such options are standardized if traded on an exc... | |
what is a vanilla strategy | a vanilla strategy refers broadly to one that is simple and straightforward with little complexity vanilla strategies can be a common or popular approach to investing by ordinary investors or certain decisions made in business although the approach is relatively basic many investors succeed by sticking with a simple pr... | |
what is a vanishing premium | a vanishing premium is a periodic fee paid for an insurance policy that continues until the cash value of the policy grows enough to cover the fee at that point the premium vanishes as payments are no longer necessary but are instead covered by the policy s internal value and dividend stream | |
how a vanishing premium works | a vanishing premium provides a holder of a life insurance policy with an option to pay premiums from the cash accrued in the policy rather than via payments made by the insured the premium only vanishes in the sense that the policyholder no longer has to pay it out of pocket after a period of time the funds for the pre... | |
what is vanishing premium policy | a vanishing premium policy is a form of permanent life insurance in which the holder can use dividends from the policy to pay its premiums over time the cash value of the policy increases to the point where dividends earned by the policy equal the premium payment at this point the premium is said to disappear or vanish... | |
what is vantagescore | vantagescore is a consumer credit scoring model introduced by the major three credit bureaus equifax experian and transunion in 2006 as an alternative to the fico score created by the fair isaac corporation in 1989 both it and fico scores are in wide use today | |
how vantagescore works | the latest version of vantagescore is vantagescore 4 it is calculated based on six factors each assigned its own weighting 1the first three factors are by far the most important accounting for 81 of a person s vantagescore payment history reflects how consistently the person has paid their credit bills on time age and ... | |
what is a good vantagescore | like fico scores vantagescores currently run from 300 to 850 earlier vantagescores used a 501 to 990 scale 5 the higher a person s score the more creditworthy they are judged to be according to the credit bureau experian vantagescores break down this way 5differences between fico scores and vantagescoresfico scores rem... | |
how can you obtain your credit score | you can obtain your credit score free of charge from many banks and credit card companies there are also websites that make free credit scores available in many instances the free credit scores that these sources provide will be vantagescores | |
how can you obtain your credit reports | by law you are entitled to a free copy of your credit report from each of the three major credit bureaus at least once every 12 months the official website for all three bureaus is annualcreditreport com note that your credit score is not part of your credit report so you have to obtain it separately | |
how can you improve your credit score | whether it s a fico score or a vantagescore the best ways to improve your credit score and keep it in good shape are to pay your credit bills on time every month and to keep your credit utilization ratio as low as possible as a general rule that s under 30 11the bottom linevantagescore says its credit scoring model all... | |
what is variability | variability almost by definition is the extent to which data points in a statistical distribution or data set diverge vary from the average value as well as the extent to which these data points differ from each other in financial terms this is most often applied to the variability of investment returns understanding t... | |
what is variable annuitization | variable annuitization is an annuity option in which the amount of the income payments received by the policyholder will vary according to the investment performance of the annuity variable annuitization is one option that can be selected by the policyholder during the annuitization phase of a contract which is the pha... | |
what is a variable annuity | variable annuities are a type of investment income stream that rises or falls in value periodically based on the market performance of the investments that fund the income an investor who chooses to create an annuity may choose either a variable annuity or a fixed annuity an annuity is a financial product offered by an... | |
what is an annuity | an annuity is an insurance product that guarantees a series of payments at a future date based on an amount deposited by the investor the issuing company invests the money until it is disbursed in a series of payments to the investor the payments may last for the life of the investor or a set number of years annuities ... | |
which earns more variable or fixed annuities | there is no clear answer to this variable annuities have greater potential for earnings growth but they can also lose money they also tend to be riddled with fees which cuts into profits fixed annuities typically pay out at a lower but stable rate compared to variable annuities carefully look at your options when choos... | |
are annuities fdic insured | no annuities are not insured by the federal deposit insurance corp fdic as they are not bank products however they are protected by state guaranty associations if the insurance company providing the product goes out of business 7the bottom linebefore buying a variable annuity investors should carefully read the prospec... | |
what is a variable benefit plan | a variable benefit plan is a type of retirement plan in which the payout changes depending on how well the plan s investments perform 401 k plans are one example of a variable benefit understanding a variable benefit planvariable benefit plans also called defined contribution plans allow the plan holder to manage his o... | |
what is a variable cost | a variable cost is an expense that changes in proportion to how much a company produces or sells variable costs increase or decrease depending on a company s production or sales volume they rise as production increases and fall as production decreases examples of variable costs include a manufacturing company s costs o... | |
what is variable cost plus pricing | variable cost plus pricing is a pricing method whereby the selling price is established by adding a markup to total variable costs the expectation is that the markup will contribute to meeting all or a part of the fixed costs and yield some level of profit variable cost plus pricing is particularly useful in competitiv... | |
how variable cost plus pricing works | variable costs include direct labor direct materials and other expenses that change in proportion to production output a firm employing the variable cost plus pricing method would first calculate the variable costs per unit then add a mark up to cover fixed costs per unit and generate a targeted profit margin for examp... | |
when to use variable cost plus pricing | this method of pricing can be suitable for a company when a high proportion of total costs are variable a company can be confident that its markup will cover fixed costs per unit if the ratio of variable costs to fixed costs is low meaning that there are considerable fixed costs that go up as more units are produced th... | |
does not account for competitors goods which can adversely affect sales | can result in inefficient pricing if the company s variable costs are comparatively lowvariable cost plus pricing vs cost plus pricingvariable cost plus pricing is distinct from cost plus pricing a more traditional model that sets costs based on the total cost of producing that good using cost plus pricing prices are s... | |
what is rigid cost plus pricing | rigid cost plus pricing or simply cost plus pricing is a simple pricing model based solely on the total cost of producing and selling a product this model computes the per unit costs of delivering a product including production transportation sales and other services and adds a fixed markup to arrive at the final price... | |
how do you calculate variable cost plus pricing | the variable cost plus pricing method is calculated by adding a markup to the per unit costs of producing each additional good for example if the materials labor and transportation for each bottle of pepsi add up to 1 00 the total price might be marked as 1 20 although this model does not include fixed costs such as fa... | |
what are examples of variable costs | variable costs are the production costs that increase when more units of a good are produced raw materials and labor are examples of variable costs because producing more units of a good requires more raw materials and labor fixed costs are those costs that do not change significantly when production is ramped up for e... | |
what is variable cost transfer pricing | transfer pricing is the price for sales between entities that are related to one another such as different departments of the same company or between a parent company and its subsidiary although these bodies may be related they transact at arm s length so transfer prices rarely stray very far from market prices as with... | |
what is the variable cost ratio | the variable cost ratio is a calculation of the costs of increasing production in comparison to the greater revenues that will result from the increase an estimate of the variable cost ratio allows a company to aim for the optimal balance between increased revenues and increased costs of production the production of go... | |
definition of variable coupon renewable note vcr | a variable coupon renewable note vcr is a renewable fixed income security with variable coupon rates that are periodically reset the renewable note is a type of debt security with a weekly maturity the principal of this security is reinvested automatically at new interest rates every week it matures understanding varia... | |
what is a variable death benefit | variable death benefit refers to the amount paid to a decedent s beneficiary that is based on the performance of an investment account within a variable universal life insurance policy a financial product that functions as both insurance and an investment this variable amount is in addition to a guaranteed death benefi... | |
what is a variable interest entity vie | a variable interest entity vie refers to a legal business structure in which an investor has a controlling interest despite not having a majority of voting rights this is because the controlling interest is arranged via a contractual relationship rather than direct ownership characteristics include a structure where eq... | |
how a variable interest entity vie works | variable interest entities vies are often established as special purpose vehicles spvs to passively hold financial assets or to actively conduct research and development for example a company may establish a vie to finance a project without putting the whole enterprise at risk however just as other spvs have been misus... | |
what are examples of variable interest entities vies | vies can come in many forms and will be organized depending on the needs of the beneficiary company some examples may include operating leases subcontracting arrangements and offshore companies among others | |
how does a vie work | vies are legally contractual obligations between a beneficiary firm and some third party because the nature of the association between the two entities is contractual is it not considered to be a form of ownership this allows the vie structure to circumvent various rules and regulations around reporting and in some cas... | |
what are chinese vies in the u s | more than 100 hong kong and chinese based corporations are structured as vies in the united states these include well known companies like alibaba tencent baidu jd and netease among others 3 the vie structure allows these firms to get around chinese regulations that prevent foreign capital investments in certain types ... | |
what is a variable interest rate | a variable interest rate sometimes called an adjustable or a floating rate is an interest rate on a loan or security that fluctuates over time because it is based on an underlying benchmark interest rate or index that changes periodically the obvious advantage of a variable interest rate is that if the underlying inter... | |
when a mortgage has a variable interest rate it is more commonly referred to as an adjustable rate mortgage arm many arms start with a low fixed interest rate for the first few years of the loan only adjusting after that period has expired common fixed interest rate periods on an arm are three five or seven years expre... | in most cases arms have rates that adjust based on a preset margin and a major mortgage index such as the libor the 11th district cost of funds index cofi or the monthly treasury average index mta index if for example someone takes out an arm with a 2 margin based on the libor and the libor is at 3 when the mortgage s ... | |
what is variable life insurance | variable life insurance is a permanent life insurance product with separate accounts comprised of various instruments and investment funds such as stocks bonds equity funds money market funds and bond funds | |
how variable life insurance works | in some ways variable life insurance can be described as a form of securities why because of investment risks variable policies are considered securities contracts 1 they are regulated under the federal securities laws following the federal regulations sales professionals must provide a prospectus of available investme... | |
how is variable life insurance closer to a security than insurance policy | it has separate accounts comprised of different instruments and investment funds such as stocks bonds equity funds money market funds and bond funds because of investment risks variable policies are considered securities contracts they are regulated under the federal securities laws following the federal regulations sa... | |
what s a main advantage of the variable life insurance policy | the policy owner chooses how to invest their cash value many policies offer a wide array of investment options ranging from a conservative approach to an aggressive strategy to suit the needs of most investors this might mean returns that surpass those of other insurance policies | |
what is variable overhead | variable overhead is a term used to describe the fluctuating manufacturing costs associated with operating businesses as production output increases or decreases variable overhead expenses move in kind variable overhead differs from the general overhead expenditures associated with administrative tasks and other functi... | |
what does overhead mean | overhead refers to the costs and expenses associated with production but which are not directly related to that production itself for instance paying utilities rent administrator salaries supplies raw materials etc | |
what is fixed vs variable overhead | fixed overhead costs are stable regardless of how much is being produced for instance rent and insurance on a factory building will be the same regardless if the factory is churning out a lot or a little in terms of quantity variable overhead however will increase along with the amount produced such as raw materials or... | |
are salaries or wages variable overhead costs | it depends usual pay is an operating cost and not an overhead cost if however a company must pay overtime or extra hours for workers as production is ramped up it may be included as a variable cost | |
what is variable overhead efficiency variance | variable overhead efficiency variance refers to the difference between the true time it takes to manufacture a product and the time budgeted for it as well as the impact of that difference it arises from variance in productive efficiency for example the number of labor hours taken to manufacture a certain amount of pro... | |
what is variable overhead efficiency variance | variable overhead efficiency variance refers to the difference between the true time it takes to manufacture a product and the time budgeted for it as well as the impact of that difference it arises from variance in productive efficiency for example the number of labor hours taken to manufacture a certain amount of pro... | |
the variable prepaid forward contract an overview | a variable prepaid forward contract is a strategy used by stockholders to cash in some or all of their shares while deferring the taxes owed on the capital gains the sale agreement is not immediately finalized but the stockholder collects the money this strategy is typically used by investors who own a large number of ... | |
what is a variable price limit | a variable price limit is a type of circuit breaker used to maintain orderly trading conditions it is associated with the commodities futures markets which are known for their occasionally high levels of volatility once a given futures contract has reached its limit price the exchange may allow its trading to resume wi... | |
how variable price limits work | commodities futures exchange operators such as the chicago mercantile exchange cme use price limits to control the maximum amount of volatility permitted within a given trading day if a particular commodity rises or falls by more than the maximum permitted amount the exchange operator can either freeze trading in that ... | |
what is a variable rate certificate of deposit cd | a variable rate certificate of deposit cd is a type of savings account offered by banks and credit unions also sometimes called a flex cd this certificate locks up your money for a fixed length of time term but provides a fluctuating interest rate based on different factors such as the prime rate the consumer price ind... | |
when considering a cd with a variable interest rate remember a few things first these cds generally have the most significant profit potential if interest rates are low with a good chance rates will rise over the term by contrast if interest rates are high when the cd is opened it s possible that they could go down soo... | also consider what features are most important to you a variable rate cd with a steep penalty for early withdrawal may not be as appealing as a no penalty cd with a more relaxed early withdrawal policy 3as attractive as they sound variable rate cds also come with certain pitfalls prolonged low interest rates for exampl... | |
are variable rate certificates of deposit cds insured by the government | certificates of deposit cds are one of the safer ways to invest especially as federal deposit insurance corp fdic protection backs most of them the fdic protects cds up to 250 000 per depositor at fdic insured banks and savings associations | |
what happens if i redeem a cd before it matures | typically early withdrawal results in a financial penalty of months of interest already earned the earned interest is usually inaccessible to the account holder until the cd matures some issuers do offer a penalty free cd that allows for the early withdrawal of funds however the interest rate is likely to be lower than... | |
what determines the rate on a variable rate cd | the financial institution decides which benchmark rate it will use to set the cd s rate the frequency of change and any other factors for example institutions could use the federal reserve bank s federal funds target rate the bank s prime rate the federal funds rate upper limit or the wall street journal prime rate wsj... | |
what is a variable rate demand bond | a variable rate demand bond is a type of municipal bond muni with floating coupon payments that are adjusted at specific intervals the bond is payable to the bondholder upon demand following an interest rate change generally the current money market rate is used to set the interest rate plus or minus a set percentage w... | |
what is a variable rate demand note | a variable rate demand note vrdn is a debt instrument that represents borrowed funds that are payable on demand and accrue interest based on a prevailing money market rate such as the prime rate the interest rate applicable to the borrowed funds is specified from the outset of the debt and is typically equal to the spe... | |
what is a variable rate mortgage | a variable rate mortgage is a type of home loan in which the interest rate is not fixed instead interest payments will be adjusted at a level above a specific benchmark or reference rate such as the prime rate 2 points lenders can offer borrowers variable rate interest over the life of a mortgage loan they can also off... | |
how a variable rate mortgage works | a variable rate mortgage differs from a fixed rate mortgage in that rates during some portion of the loan s duration are structured as floating and not fixed 2 lenders offer both variable rate and adjustable rate mortgage loan products with differing variable rate structures generally lenders can offer borrowers either... | |
why are arm mortgages called hybrid loans | arms have an initial fixed rate period followed by the remainder of the loan using a variable interest rate for instance in a 7 1 arm the first seven years would be fixed then from the 8th year onwards the rate would adjust on an annual basis depending on prevailing rates | |
what are some pros and cons of variable rate mortgages | pros of variable rate mortgages can include lower initial payments than a fixed rate loan and lower payments if interest rates drop the downsides are that the mortgage payments can increase if interest rates rise this could lead to homeowners being trapped in an increasingly unaffordable home as interest rate hikes occ... | |
what is a variable ratio write | a variable ratio write is a strategy in options investing that requires holding a long position in the underlying asset while simultaneously writing multiple call options at varying strike prices it is essentially a ratio buy write strategy the trader s goal is to capture the premiums paid for the call options variable... | |
what is variable survivorship life insurance | variable survivorship life insurance is a type of variable life insurance policy that covers two individuals and pays a death benefit to a beneficiary only after both people have died it may pay out a benefit prior to the first policyholder s death if the policy has a living benefit rider the living benefit rider is of... | |
what is variable universal life vul insurance | variable universal life vul combines lifelong insurance protection with flexible premiums and cash value you can access while alive vul insurance lets you invest and grow the cash value through subaccounts that operate like mutual funds exposure to market fluctuations can generate high returns but may also result in su... | |
how variable universal life vul insurance works | variable universal life is a type of permanent life insurance policy it combines a death benefit with a savings component called cash value this coverage can last your entire life so long as you continue paying for the insurance costs a vul lets you adjust how much you pay into the policy each year the same as traditio... | |
what is vul in insurance | vul stands for variable universal life it is a variation on a standard universal life policy that allows for some of the cash value accumulated to be invested into the market and earn a return | |
is vul a good investment | as an insurance product vul may be able to boost returns in the policy during bull markets however as a standalone investment vul will not be able to match the performance of investing directly in the market this is because the fees and the cost of the insurance component will drag down the total return 4 | |
what can vul policies invest in | the exact investment options will vary among insurance companies but almost all vul policies allow investments in stocks bonds money market securities etfs and mutual funds as well as a guaranteed fixed interest option bottom linevariable universal life insurance combines permanent insurance protection with an investme... | |
what is variance | variance is a statistical measurement of the spread between numbers in a data set more specifically variance measures how far each number in the set is from the mean average and thus from every other number in the set variance is often depicted by this symbol 2 it is used by both analysts and traders to determine volat... | |
how do i calculate variance | follow these steps to compute variance | |
what is variance used for | variance is essentially the degree of spread in a data set from its mean value it shows the amount of variation that exists among the data points visually the larger the variance the fatter a probability distribution will be in finance if something like an investment has a greater variance it may be interpreted as more... | |
why is standard deviation often used more than variance | standard deviation is the square root of variance it is sometimes more useful since taking the square root removes the units from the analysis this allows for direct comparisons between different things that may have different units or different magnitudes for instance to say that increasing x by one unit increases y b... | |
what is a variance inflation factor vif | a variance inflation factor vif is a measure of the amount of multicollinearity in regression analysis multicollinearity exists when there is a correlation between multiple independent variables in a multiple regression model this can adversely affect the regression results thus the variance inflation factor can estima... | |
when ri2 is equal to 0 and therefore when vif or tolerance is equal to 1 the ith independent variable is not correlated to the remaining ones meaning that multicollinearity does not exist 1 | in general terms the higher the vif the higher the possibility that multicollinearity exists and further research is required when vif is higher than 10 there is significant multicollinearity that needs to be corrected 1example of using viffor example suppose that an economist wants to test whether there is a statistic... | |
what is a good vif value | as a rule of thumb a vif of three or below is not a cause for concern as vif increases the less reliable your regression results are going to be | |
what does a vif of 1 mean | a vif equal to one means variables are not correlated and multicollinearity does not exist in the regression model | |
what is vif used for | vif measures the strength of the correlation between the independent variables in regression analysis this correlation is known as multicollinearity which can cause problems for regression models the bottom linewhile a moderate amount of multicollinearity is acceptable in a regression model a higher multicollinearity c... | |
what is a variance swap | a variance swap is a financial derivative used to hedge or speculate on the magnitude of a price movement of an underlying asset these assets include exchange rates interest rates or the price of an index in plain language the variance is the difference between an expected result and the actual result a variance swap i... | |
how a variance swap works | similar to a plain vanilla swap one of the two parties involved in a var swap transaction will pay an amount based upon the actual variance of price changes of the underlying asset the other party will pay a fixed amount called the strike specified at the start of the contract the strike is typically set at the onset t... | |
the variation margin is a variable margin payment made by clearing members such as a futures broker to their respective clearing houses based on adverse price movements of the futures contracts these members hold variation margin is paid by clearing members on a daily or intraday basis to reduce the exposure created by... | basics of variation marginvariation margin is used to bring the capital in an account up to the margin level this margin and the associated initial and maintenance margin must be sustained by liquid funds allowing it to function as collateral against any losses that may result from trades underway for example if a trad... | |
when trading futures maintenance margin means something different it is the level at which an investor is required to top up their account to the initial margin amount | example of variation marginlet s say a trader buys 100 shares of stock abc for 10 each the initial margin set by the broker for purchase is 50 this means that the broker must have 500 in his account at all times to make trades also assume that the maintenance margin is 300 if the price of abc falls to 7 then the 300 in... |
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