4th August, 2022
What is a need?
Influence from friends to do something that you originally didn’t want to do.
What is negative peer pressure?
Stocks are bought and sold here.
What are stock exchanges?
A document that has all your qualifications on it.
The safety of your money.
What is 'security'?
A dream that you take steps toward achieving.
What is a goal?
Three diseases that can occur as a result of excessive drinking.
What are throat cancer, liver cancer, ulcers?
A person who is usually in charge of helping someone buy a stock.
Who is a stockbroker?
Crop tops, biker shorts, gym wear, and a gold sparkly dress.
What are clothes you can't wear to an interview?
The likelihood of losing your money in an investment.
What is 'risk'?
The things that you spend your money on.
What are expenses?
The four-step process you can use to practise saying 'no' to things you're uncomfortable with.
What is "Define, Determine, Decide, Do"?
The largest and oldest stock exchange.
HINT: It's in the Big Apple.
What is the New York Stock Exchange?
The action or process of interacting with others to exchange information and develop professional or social contacts.
What is networking?
How easy it is to turn your assets (something valuable that you have) into cash.
What is liquidity?
A person whose job it is to work with individuals and families about their problems.
Who is a social worker?
Factors that affect how quickly a person absorbs alcohol.
What is height, weight, whether you've eaten or not?
The only MAJOR stock exchange in the U.S. where everything happens online.
What is NASDAQ?
Lateness, dressing inappropriately, complaining about your old boss, being disrespectful.
What are things you should never do in an interview?
A certificate that a bank gives you when you ask them to keep your money for a certain amount of time.
What is a certificate of deposit?
A kind of work sector where workers do not work for profit.
What is the non-profit sector?
Liver disease caused by excessive drinking. Also known as a fatty liver.
What is cirrhosis?
When you sell a stock for LESS than it cost.
What is capital loss?
The longer version of a resume
What is a curriculum vitae (CV)?
A certificate given to you by a government or company when they loan money from you; it promises that they will return your money at a later date, PLUS interest.
What is a bond?