Consumer Econ Chapters 10,11,12,13

Profits that are gained from selling an asset for more than what was originally paid

Income that is not taxed

The date at which a bond will be repaid

The type of company that issues shares of stock to a small group of people

A mutual fund with no commission fee

A unit of company ownership that allows a stockholder voting rights

The market condition that occurs when investors are pessimistic

Spreading assets among different types of investments to reduce risk

a unit of company ownership in which the stockholder receives dividends before someone who holds a common stock

Income that is taxed at a later date

money that can be accessed quickly for unexpected expenses

An investment in which investors pool their money to buy stocks, bonds, and other securities

A stock with a market value that tends to reflect the state of the economy

The market condition that occurs when investors are optimistic

Stocks that remain stable during declines in the economy

Rough mineral deposits from the earth that are cut and shaped

A high risk investment that is made by predicting future profits

The rate of return for an investment

A collection of all securities held by an investor

The sale of assets for less than what was originally paid

The type of company that issues shares of stock openly in a stock market

The commission paid when a mutual fund is bought and sold

The amount of money the bondholder will receive at maturity

Profits that a company reinvests in itself

Valuable ores

Lending money to a government for a period of time which is repaid with interest

A security issued by state or local government to pay for ongoing activities

Lending money to a corporation for a period of time which is repaid with interest

The amount one share of a mutual fund is worth

The earnings paid to shareholders of mutual funds

The land and buildings that produce rental income

A specialist who is trained to offer specific financial advice

Investments bought and sold on the stock market, including stocks, bonds, mutual funds, options, and commodities

Documents that disclose information about a company's earnings, assets, and liabilities

A portion of a corporation's profits that is shared with stockholders