Terminology
Money earned from jobs, sales or investments.
What is income?
The public platform where people buy, sell and trade stocks.
What is the stock market?
What is a consumer?
Largest computer electronics company in the world.
What is Apple?
Anything you own that is worth money.
What are assets?
Ownership of a piece of a company.
What is a stock/share?
A person who buys the stocks of a company, gaining a piece of that company to their name.
What is an owner?
The total price of a company including all of its shares.
Market Cap
The rise in price of all goods over time.
People that buy stocks from companies and hold those stocks to gain profit off of them.
What are shareholders?
Can be both, but mainly long-term.
A certain category of companies that might sell the same products, serve the same services or have similar business activities.
What is an industry?
Anything you owe or your financial debts.
What are liabilities?
Profit money the company gives back to you because you invested in it.
Dividend
A quick surge in a stock's value.
What is a spike?
Largest industry in the world by revenue.
What is the technology industry?
A single company or organization is the sole supplier of a certain item and has total control over that economy with no close substitutes.
What is a monopoly?
The symbol that is used in public stock markets to identify a company's stock. Ex: AAPL, GOOGL, TSLA.
What are ticker symbols?
Money given back as profit by the company that you invested in.
Dividend
An online business model where you use a third-party supplier to sell products to clients directly without holding any physical inventory in stock.
What is dropshipping?