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ExpressoSTEAMgames - Level #3 - Basic Trading Terminology, part 1
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A sum of money paid regularly by a company to its shareholders out of its profits is called...
A Ponzi scheme
An Equivalent Exchange
A Dividend
A Radioisotope thermometric generator
2
What are the financial pages?
Newspapers sold on Wall Street
The part of a newspaper that has financial information
Magazines that only talk about stocks
Pages made of valuable material sold on Wall Street
3
The spread is the difference between ...
a rich trader and a poor trader.
how much a stock started at and what it ends at.
what people have to spend and what they want to get.
two teams to generate betting interest on both of them.
4
What is money, in any form, when in actual use or circulation as a medium of exchange?
Gilding
Currency
Electroplating
Pyramids
5
What is a Floor Broker?
A person who repairs the exchange floor when it gets damaged
A person who cleans the exchange floor after it closes
A middleman who trades on the exchange floor for clients
A person who creates bonds on the exchange floor
6
Where are organized and regulated financial market securities bought and sold?
Stock exchange
Securities auction
Bonds market
Coruscation
7
A government agency that oversees securities exchanges to protect investors from wrong doing is
The Central Intelligence Agency(CIA)
The Consumer Financial Protection Bureau (CFPB)
The Federal Election Commission (FEC)
The Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC)
8
Front-end load is a...
stock that is paid for with cash upfront.
bond paid for using loans.
truck that has its engine and trunk switched.
commission during the initial purchase for an investment.
9
Liquidity is...
how long it takes to melt bonds into a liquid.
how easily you can get into and out of a stock.
the number of stocks a person has in liquid goods.
is only trading during wet weather.
10
Going long is a bet that a...
football team will score on one play.
stock market will close higher than it opened.
company's stock will increase in price.
trader bets they can make more than a company in one day.
11
Family of Funds is not all the funds managed by one investment company.
False
True
12
Earnings per share is the portion of a company's profit that is allocated...
to buy equipment.
to pay the CEO.
to pay for the catering.
to each outstanding share of its common stock.
13
What
doesn't
a full-service broker do?
Give tax tips
Research and advise
Retirement planning
Wash, wax, and paint their clients bonds
14
Financial advisers typically provide clients/customers with financial products and services.
False
True
15
Exchange rate is the...
price of a nation’s currency in terms of another currency.
rate how much of one item can be traded for another.
time it takes to exchange one item for another.
bet that one stock will make the same amount as another.
16
Dollar-cost averaging is buying a fixed amount of an investment regularly, regardless price.
False
True
17
An ask price is what people selling stocks are looking to get for their shares.
True
False
18
Bid price is what people are willing to pay for a stock.
True
False
19
What is a stockbroker?
A person who makes and sells stocks.
A person who catches and tames brokers for trade.
A broker who buys/sells securities for clients.
A broker who buys and sells bulls.
20
A futures contract is a legal agreement to...
be written in the future that causes changes to the past.
travel into the future and buy a specific item.
buy or sell an asset at a set price and time in the future.
only be made at a future date.