Stock Basics
Stocks are Purchases and Sold on a __________
Stock Exchange
(NYSE, Nasdaq, TSX, etc)
Green and Red solid bars are called:
Candle Sticks
Holding a Bluechip Stock for 20+ years is an Example of...
Long Term Investing
________ are stocks of Big Stable publicly traded companies
Blue-chip Stocks
What is a Blue-chip stock
Stocks of Big Stable Companies and
Candle sticks are either Green and Red or ______
Black and White
An example of short term investing is _________
Day Trading
A day Trader can profit off of _______ due to their high volatility and cheaper price
Penny Stocks
What is a Stock?
Small piece of ownership within a publicaly traded company
What is Technical Analysis
A type of Investment analysis that is centred around charts and data.
What is growth investing?
Investing early in a company that is expected to grow dramatically. Example: early investments in Amazon, Nvidia or Tesla.
A _______ usually gives shareholder voting rights.
Common Stock
What is a Ticker?
A short form of a company's name that prevents confusion when identifying a stock as each publicly traded company has a different ticker.
What does the upper wick represent on a Candle Stick?
The highest price the stock's price reached before closing
What is Value Investing?
Purchasing undervalued stocks and selling them once the market corrects itself
Less volatile/less risky stocks
What days is the market open on?
Monday through Friday
Explain why someone would use a line as oppose to Candle sticks when looking at a stock chart
Answers will vary.
Example: To identify the longterm trend of the stock without specifics.
Which Investor is famous for his successful Value Investing Strategy?
Warren Buffet
Name 3 Examples of stocks that were Growth stocks in the Early-Mid 2000s
Answers may vary
Examples: Tesla, Amazon, Meta, etc