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Stock Market Basics 101
Stock Market Basics 101
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A stock market progress indicator using 30 preselected stocks
Dow Jones
NYSE
Fannie Mae
S&P
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How many primary "exchanges" are there in the stock market in the U.S.
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4
5
3
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The " purchase price" of a stock is the ....
The actual amount you bought it at
Amount of profit
The amount it has gone up or down
Price the stock closed for the day
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This is an example of a.....
Market Value
Stock certificate
Profit Document
Short Sell Document
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The index (indicator) which uses 500 pre-selected stocks
NYSE
S&P
Dow Jones
AMEX
6
State the primary reason Mr. Hershey put this tag on the KISS candy
Identification of his product
Bold Silver color
Convenience for Opening
Quality measures
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This term represents the overall amount / shares of stocks you are invested in
Shares
Portfolio
Short Sell
Accumulation
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If the stock exchange is showing your stock is down for the day; it means...
You have gained money in the stock
You have lost money in the stock
It depends on the purchase price
You should compare it to other stocks you own
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These are examples of ......
Tickers
Investments
Profits
Dow Jones
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Selling Short is the idea that a stock price is going to
Split shares
Decline steadily
Go up in the future
Bail out on its loans
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This statue is found in which location and which city in the U.S.
Wall Street, Tallahassee
Wall Street, Washington D.C.
Wall Street, NYC
Wall Street, Los Angeles
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Mr. Reese held what position at Hershey?
Dairy farm worker
Peanut butter maker
Chocolate maker
President of Hershey
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The following are ALL American exchanges EXCEPT:
AMEX
NYSE
DOW JONES
NASDAQ
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This symbol represents a(n) _________________ market
Down
Failing
Unchanged
Up
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The hours the U.S. Stock Market exchanges are open are:
9:00- 5:00
9:30-5:00
9:00 - 4:00
9:30-4:00
