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Stock Market Review #stockmarket
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When the Stock Market is doing well its considered a:
Pig Market
Bear Market
Chicken Market
Bull Market
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The name of the stock index in New York is...
Dow Jones.
Dow Jhone
Don Jhon
Down jones
3
Day traders have to sell the shares they bought...
eventually
on the settlement day
before the settlement day
after the settlement day
4
Stocks are also known as...
liabilities
incomes
bonds
equities
5
Why does share price change?
because of the supply and demand
because many people invest on stock market
because of the decrease of the economy
because of the improve of the economy
6
What are Securities?
They are Squirrels raised to eat attack enemies.
They are loans that are purchased.
They are liabilities that take away from your money.
They are Assets that have value and can be traded for money.
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When the Stock Market is doing poorly it is considered a:
Bull Market
Bear Market
Chicken Market
Pig Market
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The Total number of a shares that have been traded on the most recent trading day:
Previous Close
Volume
Change
Last
9
Difference between debt financing and equity financing?
debt financing does not charge for interest
equity financing is a loan
equity financing does not return the investment
they are the same
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what is NASDAQ?
It is a secondary market
It is a primary market.
It is an over the counter market.
It is a stock index
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Definition of Bond?
Money lent to a business with interest.
A group of securities managed by a professional.
Partial ownership of a business.
An item that is sold by a company
12
Investors who get into try and make a quick profit and take off:
Pig
Bull
Chicken
Bear
13
A way to turn profits into capital by issuing new shares to their shareholders is called
blue chips
debt financing
Scrip issue
over the counter
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What does AIM stand for?
automatic internal market
Authorized institution money
alternative investment market
Automatic teller machine
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Defensive shares are those that provide...
constant dividents but unstable earnings
eventual dividends but stable earnings
frequent dividends but unsteady earnings
regular dividends and stable earnings.
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What is supply?
An item that is sold by a company
Partial ownership of a business.
A group of securities managed by a professional.
Money lent to a business with interest.
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The difference between yesterday's closing price and the most recent price:
Last
Change
Previous Close
Volume
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Most common equities in Britain are called...
ordinary shares
common shares
common stocks
regular shares
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What is the reason for companies to issue shares?
to decrease losses
to pay debts
to attract investors
to increase capital
20
Investors who are too scared to get into the stock market:
Chicken
Bear
Bull
Pig
21
when investment banks agree to buy any shares that are not sold is called
diligence report
initial public offering
underwriting
over the counter
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What are people who buy equities called?
shareholders
traders
brokers
stakeholders
23
Synonym for possible danger, harm or loss:
Dividend
Risk
Investment
Prioritize
24
why do Investors buy stocks and shares?
annual dividends
weekly return investments
daily profits
monthly payments
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shares bought back by companies with surplus on the secondary market are called
Own shares or treasury stocks
none of the others
Original shares or treasury shares
Own shares or treasury shares
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What is a share?
A group of securities managed by a professional.
Money lent to a business with interest.
Partial ownership of a business.
An item that is sold by a company
27
This is the amount per share that you receive for owning stocks in a company:
dividend
Bond
401K
NYSE
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_______________ are stocks that are expected to regularly rise in value.
growth shares
value shares
income shares
defensive shares
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What is a stockbroker?
a person who buys and sells equities
a person who trades with the market makers
a person who breaks the market
a person who invest on stock market
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What is a Mutual Fund?
Partial ownership of a business.
A group of securities managed by a professional.
An item that is sold by a company
Money lent to a business with interest.
