stud
bud
Sign up
Log in
Home
Library
Explore
SAT
More
Stock Market Terms Flashcards | StudBud
Explore
/
Stock Market Terms
Stock Market Terms
15 terms
·
StudBud Administration
·
250 plays
Terms students beginning to learn about stocks need to know.
Flashcards
15 cards
F
Practice quiz
P
Host live
L
Questions
15
Answers
1
A share or a piece of ownership of a company that can be bought is called a?
part
chunk
staple
stock
2
Subsidiary
A larger company that owns a lot of smaller companies
A smaller company owned by another company
A company whose stock is dropping
A company that sells shares of its stock
3
Price is?
Where supply and demand meet
An individual's want for a good or service at a set price
The amount at which a good or service will be sold.
The amount at which a group of goods will be made
4
What is making money from a sale of an investment called?
Ending gain
Opening gain
Capital gain
Losing gain
5
An economy that allows the market to control all parts of the economy is a?
Subsistence economy
Market economy
Trade economy
Stable economy
6
This is an average of 30 large stocks used as an indicator of the US economy.
bull market
subsidiary
Dow Jones Index
bear market
7
Someone who owns parts of a business through buying stock.
lien holder
copyholder
trade holder
shareholder
8
Stock prices are going down or falling. Most famous market of this type was the 1929 crash.
Franchise
Bull market
Bear market
Subsidiary
9
The intersection of supply and demand on a curve (chart) is called
The market point
The opposite point
The midpoint
The equilibrium point
10
This is an abbreviation for a company used on stock market exchanges. PEP is Pepsi's.
equilibrium point
supply
ticker symbol
demand
11
An economy where the government controls every part of the economy is a?
Subsistence economy
Market economy
Traditional economy
Command economy
12
What is one reason a company issues stock?
To increase the chance to make money in the stock market
To do good in the community
To save money
To raise money
13
When the stock market is increasing prices and people tend to want to buy more stock.
Traditional economy
Bear market
Bull market
Socialism
14
Where people can buy stock - it can be a physical place or on line.
Commercial market
Stock market
Trade market
Bank market
15
2008, 1987, and 1929
Years that began wars
Election years
Years of the most famous stock crashes
Years when the stock market was a bull market
