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The US Agency for International Development is an international development agency administered by the US government. unsponsored ADR – an American depositary receipt issued by a depository bank without the involvement, participation or consent of a foreign company. The Vancouver Stock Exchange (VAN) is a now defunct Canadian stock exchange founded in 1903 and based in Vancouver. The Vienna Stock Exchange, founded in 1711, is the only securities exchange in Austria and one of the oldest in the world. Climbing the Wall of Worry refers to the behavior of investors during bull markets, at the end of major bear periods, or general market upswings. The Warsaw Stock Exchange (WSE) was founded in 1991 after the overthrow of the communist regime in Poland three years earlier. Weak form efficiency means that past prices, historical values and trends cannot predict future prices. The weekend effect is a phenomenon in the financial markets in which stock returns on Mondays are often significantly lower than on the immediately preceding Friday. A winner-take-all market refers to an economic system in which competition allows top performers to rise to the top at the expense of losers. The workout market is an estimate of where trading prices will adjust in the foreseeable future, known as the market maker’s forecast.