These are paid quarterly out of a companies profits to shareholders.
What are dividends.
When a public corporation borrows money from investors and promises to pay them back the principal plus interest at a later date.
What is a corporate bond?
An investment alternative in which investors pool their money to buy stocks.
What is a mutual fund?
Investing in a piece of land or buildings
What is a real estate?
A market in which prices go up.
What is a bull market?
The world's first electronic stock exchange.
What is the Nasdaq.
The date when a bond will be repaid for its face value.
What is a maturity date?
Name two benefits to investing in mutual funds.
What is professional advice, diversification, convenience, lower cost than buying individual stocks.
What is the name of the movie that dealt with the 2008 Great Recession we saw in class.
What is The Big Short.
A type of bond that has lower interest rates than a corporate bond.
What is a government bond?
A fee paid to an agent or broker for buying or selling a stock.
What is a commission?
When the price of a bond goes up the interest rate goes down. This concept is:
What is an inverse relationship.
The name to calculate the price of a mutual fund is called?
What is its Net Asset Value (NAV).
How is the value of Crypotcurrencies determined.
When a company increases the number of shares to shareholders to reduce their stock price.
What is a stock-split?
The proportion of a company’s profit to each outstanding share of a stock.
What is earnings per share?
A bond that is issued by state and local governments.
What is a municipal bond.
Funds that only invest in bonds
What is a bond mutual fund?
The creator of this cryptocurrency is allegedly Satoshi Nakomoto.
What is Bitcoin.
What is a home?
A stock market index that shows how thirty large, public owned companies that are in the United States of America have traded during a standard trading session.
What is the Dow Jones Industrial Average?
Bonds that are issued by the government.
What is a treasury bond.
Double Jeopardy
An investment security that operates much like a mutual fund but trades like a stock.
What is an ETF. (exchange traded fund)
Name two reasons the housing market collapsed during 2008.
A precious metal that has an atomic number of 47 on the periodic table.
What is gold?