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Having investments in several companies as well as in different kinds of investments such as stocks, bonds, mutual funds, savings accounts, and real estate.
a) NYSE
b) diversified portfolio
c) stock
d) Ticker symbol
A share in the ownership of a corporation.
a) NYSE
b) diversified portfolio
c) stock
d) Ticker symbol
A symbol that is used to identify a company in the stock market.
a) NYSE
b) diversified portfolio
c) stock
d) Ticker symbol
A market where stocks and bonds are sold in New York City.
a) NYSE
b) diversified portfolio
c) stock
d) Ticker symbol
The percentage of profit or loss made on an investment.
a) price/earnings ratio
b) sell short
c) rate of return (yield)
d) investing
Selling a stock at a high price and hoping in the near future the price per shares will drop and the investor will purchase those share back.
a) price/earnings ratio
b) sell short
c) rate of return (yield)
d) investing
Using money to hopefully earn a profit.
a) price/earnings ratio
b) sell short
c) rate of return (yield)
d) investing
The price of a share of stock divided by the company’s earnings per share in the last year.
a) price/earnings ratio
b) sell short
c) rate of return (yield)
d) investing
The market in which investment bankers purchase shares of stock in a company before it I offered to the public.
a) primary market
b) Rule of 72
c) commission
d) long-term investment
The amount of money a stockbroker makes when he buys and sells stocks, bonds, mutual funds, etc., for his client.
a) primary market
b) Rule of 72
c) commission
d) long-term investment
By dividing the interest rate into 72 will determine the number of years it will take to double your investment.
a) primary market
b) Rule of 72
c) commission
d) long-term investment
Stocks are usually considered a specific type of investment.
a) primary market
b) Rule of 72
c) commission
d) long-term investment
The measure of a stock’s volatility (how much it does up and down in price). It is given a margin of 1.0 and are ranked how much they deviate from 1.0. The stock that swings more than that of the market will have a rating of more than 1.0.
a) IPO (Initial Public Offering)
b) shareholder
c) BETA
d) common stock
Stock that is cheaper, has voting rights, last to get paid dividends, and fluctuates more than preferred stock.
a) IPO (Initial Public Offering)
b) shareholder
c) BETA
d) common stock
A person who owns shares of stock.
a) IPO (Initial Public Offering)
b) shareholder
c) BETA
d) common stock
When a company decides to go public and the investment banker underwrites the company’s stock offering, it is known as an Initial Public Offering.
a) IPO (Initial Public Offering)
b) shareholder
c) BETA
d) common stock
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