A person who buys and sells stocks, mutual funds, bonds (securities).

A company desires to split stocks in a ratio of 2 to 1 or 7 to 1 in order to lesson the price of a stock in order to get more investors.

A banker who buys a portion or all of a company’s stocks in the primary market before it is has it is offered to the public.

Profits given to the shareholder in the form of cash or more stocks in the company.

A ceiling at which an investor will sell stocks to reduce the LOSS.

An over-the-counter market or electronic market to buy and sell stocks.

Stocks that receive dividends before common stocks.

An ad that might run in the Wall Street Journal to indicate that a company is going to issue stocks on the secondary market (to the public).

Stocks that are sold from a well-established company that has existed for several years.

Losing money on a stock or any investment.

Someone who trades several times during a day buying and selling stocks.

The market where stocks are offered to the public.

Common stock holders are privileged to possess these.

A market where stocks are bought and sold.

Having investments in several companies as well as in different kinds of investments such as stocks, bonds, mutual funds, savings accounts, and real estate.

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