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Stocks & The Stock Market
Stocks & The Stock Market
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Dow Jones and the S&P are both examples of these; use prices of stocks to measure the market.
Market Bubbles
Stock Indexes
P/Es
Daily Highs
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Tradable shares of ownership in a company
dividends
proprietorships
brokers
stocks
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This is a digital stock exchange that specializes in tech stocks
NASDAQ
NYSE
Tokyo Stock Exchange
AMEX
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The value of a company's outstanding shares, determined by mult. # of shares issued x current $
bull market
market cap
market bubble
bear market
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These are stocks of a nationally recognized, financially sound company.
Preferred Stocks
Blue Chip Stocks
Common Stocks
Tech Stocks
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To be on this stock ex. a co. must have outstanding share value $100mil & trade 100K shares/day
AMEX
NASDAQ
Tokyo
NYSE
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This is the largest stock market as measured by volume of stock trades in the United States
AMEX
NYSE
Tokyo
NASDAQ
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Money earned on the resale of stocks at a higher price.
volume
AMEX
capital gains
dividends
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A stock market in which there is a general upward trend in stock prices.
buffalo market
bull market
bison market
bear market
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This is the portion of a company's profit shared with stockholders.
dividends
volume
capital gains
profit
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when stocks become overvalued due to speculation, fraud, etc.
bull market
inflamation
market bubble
buy on margin
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The Tokyo Stock Exchange's best known stock index is the:
Toyota 340
Hirohito 435
Kia 220
Nikkei 225
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A market in which there is a general downward trend in stock prices
Bear Market
Buffalo Market
Bull Market
Brutal Market
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On a stock report, this is the price of the stock at the end of yesterday's trading session.
Change
Previous Close
P/E
Exchange
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This is the stock exchange we are talking about when we refer to Wall Street
100 Share - London
NASDAQ
NYSE
AMEX
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The three largest stock markets in the world are:
NYSE, AMEX, Tokyo
NYSE, AMEX, London
NASDAQ, London, NYSE
NYSE, NASDAQ, Tokyo
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This is the dollar amount assigned to a stock when it is first issued.
primary market
IPO
par value
market value
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This type of stock pays a set dividend but does not grant voting privileges.
blue chip stock
preferred stock
tech stock
common stock
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current price as determined by supply & demand
market value
valuation
blue chip
par value
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A price-weighted average of 30 key stocks traded on the New York Stock Exchange and the NASDAQ
Indices
NASDAQ
Shared Index - London
Dow Jones Industrial Average
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This type of stock grants voting privileges in board member elections, but pays no set dividend
tech stocks
common stocks
preferred stocks
blue chip stocks
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weighted average of stock prices used to measure stock market performance as a whole
indices
shares
NYSE
the Fed