Stock Basics
The definition of stock
Ownership in a company, represented by shares
A strong company in a growing industry has a higher potential for ____
Success
Draw a candlestick on the chalkboard
I love you sooooooo much Robert
Diversifying your portfolio helps manage ____
Risk
"Water your thriving plants, not your ____ ones"
Dead/Dying
Bitcoin is an example of a ____
Cryptocurrency
Revenue - Expenses = ____
Profit
There is no magic ____
Indicator
The tendency to increase spending as income rises
Lifestyle Inflation
The difference between fundamental and technical analysis
Fundamental: Focus on financials
Technical: Focus on price trends
The annual return of the S&P500
7-10%
A P/E ratio ____ could indicate overvaluation
Over 30
What RSI stands for
Relative Strength Index
The type of trading account that allows for a trader to sustain no financial loss
Paper Trading
Use all of your ____ knowledge before you even touch your ____ knowledge
Fundamental, Technical
ETF stands for ____-____ ____
Exchange-Traded Funds
The definition of float
All shares available for trading
General definition of support and resistance
Key price levels where stocks often bounce or break
Aligns your risk tolerance with a stock's ____
Volatility
What should all traders utilize when analyzing
Trick question, everyone is different; analyze based on what you are best with
The main difference between mutual funds and ETFs
ETFs can be bought and sold throughout the day
Provides insight into company valuation and external opinions
Analyst Ratings
What the Greek letter Beta > 1 signals
The stock is more volatile than the market
An example of investing club math
Instead of spending $100, invest $100 and make it work for you
When shopping, know the difference between ____ and ____
Needs, Wants