What is a market cap?

total value of outstanding shares

profit sharing among shareholders

What is after-hours trading?

Trades made after the market closes

What are shares of stock?

units of ownership in a corporation

What is a stockbroker?

Seller of stocks and giver of advice

Money needed to start a business

How is a discount broker different from a regular stockbroker?

Discount broker does not advise on which stocks to buy

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Financial Algebra Chapter 1 Vocabulary

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1
What does it mean to trade stocks
to buy or sell stocks
to earn dividends on stocks
to swap stocks with a friend
to seek advice about stocks
2
What is a market cap?
total value of stocks owned by a person
how much a stock decreased by
how much a stock increased by
total value of outstanding shares
3
What is a stock portfolio?
all the stocks a person wants to purchase
All the stocks a person has sold
All the stocks a person owns
all the stocks on the NYSE
4
Sue invested $150,000 in a business with total investment of $900,000, Sues percent?
6%
16.7%
60%
1.7%
5
Two owners have a 3:7 ratio ownership with company worth $800,000. Each part?
600,000 and 100,000
400,000 and 400,000
240,000 and 560,000
80,000 and 240,000
6
What is a dividend?
cost per share of stock
profit sharing among shareholders
loss per share of stock
the number of stocks owned
7
What is after-hours trading?
trades made for a loss
trades made for a profit
trades made when the market is open
Trades made after the market closes
8
What are shares of stock?
loss per share of stock
units of ownership in a corporation
same as dividends
profit per share of stock
9
A _____ is a grouping of all the stocks an investor owns
collection
portfolio
number of shares
capital
10
What is a stockbroker?
only gives investment advice
Seller of stocks and giver of advice
owner of stocks
only sells stocks
11
What does NYSE stand for?
New York Shareholders Exchange
New York Stocks Example
New York Stock Entity
New York Stock Exchange
12
What is capital?
Money earned when selling stocks
Money to pay off a loan
Money to buy stocks
Money needed to start a business
13
How is a discount broker different from a regular stockbroker?
Discount broker does not advise on which stocks to buy
Discount broker offers advice on which stocks to buy
Discount broker only sells stocks
Discount broker only buys stocks
14
Ed bought 150 stocks at $7.00 per share. His broker charged him a flat fee of $8. Total cost?
$158
$1042
$1058
$142

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