Unit 6: Economics, Investment

The type of bond that is very risky but possible high returns: 

What kind of stock allows stock holders to vote for company directors? 

Which of the following is true?

The greatest advantage to investing in mutual funds, stocks and bonds at the same time: 

What is defined as a share of ownership in a corporation? 

When should you sell short?

Stocks that are considered large and safe are called:

If you buy $10,000 worth of stock on margin, how much did you pay?

With these, you know exactly what you will get, so it is a fixed income investment: 

What is the term for when you sell stock for more than you bought it? 

Which of these is NOT a step in selling short? 

A market that is rising is called a: 

Who actually executes a person's order for stock?

What does an companies PE ratio tell you? 

Which of the following is NOT a rule of investing? 

Someone who has no checking or savings account in a bank is considered:

If you buy 1 share of stock for $25 and pay your broker $1; What is your total cost?

What is defined as high risk in the stock market? 

The lowest a stock has been in the last year is called:

Which of the following is NOT an example of a retirement account that could be done for you?

borrowing money from your broker to buy stock is called: