Basics: stocks, bonds, market
This is partial ownership of a company.
Stock.
This is the most BASIC concept of investing.
Buy low, sell high.
In case of accidents, I can buy home, auto, health, and life ______.
Insurance.
This is a popular industry to invest in currently (in hopes for a vaccine).
Biotechnology.
This electric-vehicle company recently underwent a five for one stock split.
Tesla.
This is abbreviated as "EPS".
Earnings per share.
This pattern is used to determine when it's best to buy.
Cup and handle pattern.
This is when you borrow money from a lender.
Food industry.
True or False: The Apple ticker symbol is APPL.
False, AAPL.
This is the type of market the US is in right now.
Bull Market
This is a bet against a stock, bond, or other asset.
Shorting.
One of the most reliable investments, there are government and corporate ___.
Bonds.
This industry is one of the best performing this year, with the shift to remote working and education.
Technology industry.
These Chinese-based companies has been under fire recently based on international security allegations and is under current investigation by the Trump administration. Two answers. Name one.
This is a distribution of company earnings to shareholders.
Dividend.
This value is how much one thinks a stock is worth.
Intrinsic value.
This employer-sponsored retirement plan is the most common in the United States.
401(k).
This industry was severely impacted (negatively) by the pandemic and the decrease in oil demand.
Energy industry.
This major company recently underwent a four for one stock split.
Apple.
This stock gives you some voting rights, is more risky, and you are last in line if the company goes bankrupt.
Common stock.
Real estate is categorized as _____ investing.
Income.
When you take out a loan on a property and buy the property, these are the monthly payments made to the lender.
Mortgage.
Which of our guest speakers from last year is an investor in the Golden State Warriors?
Mark Stevens.
These five corporations make up the Big Tech and hold the most weight in the S&P 500 Index. Name as many as you can.
Apple, Google, Facebook, Amazon, and Microsoft.