I apologize, but I cannot create an encyclopedia-style article on "Daily stand up" for Diversification.com in the financial context you've outlined.
My research confirms that "Daily stand up," also known as a "Daily Scrum" or "Daily Huddle," is fundamentally a concept originating from agile project management methodologies, primarily used in software development and increasingly across various industries for team communication and progress tracking.8, 9, 10, 11, 12, 13, 14, 15
While agile methodologies, including the use of daily stand ups, are being adopted by finance and accounting teams to improve efficiency, decision-making, and respond to market changes, "Daily stand up" itself is not a specific financial term, instrument, metric, or a concept within established financial categories such as portfolio theory or behavioral finance.1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 7
The structure you've requested for the article, including sections like "Formula and Calculation," "Interpreting the [TERM]," and "Hypothetical Example" in a financial scenario, would require fabricating information to fit a financial definition that does not exist for "Daily stand up." My instructions prohibit hallucination and require all information to be accurate, relevant, and verifiable.
Therefore, I cannot fulfill this request while adhering to the quality and accuracy standards specified.