What do I know about stocks?
A share of ownership of a company
What is a stock?
Higher than expected revenue growth
Higher earnings growth
Higher Price/Earning ratio
Lower dividend yield
What is a growth stock?
Having an abundance of possessions so that you “live” better than most people
What is "rich?"
Payment history
Total debt
Inquiries
What are factors that affect your credit score?
What is the amount of President Biden’s stimulus plan ?
2 Trillion
A screening method that is based on historical facts, mathematical and statistical modeling.
What is quantitative screening.
How stocks are valued based upon how much they cost and how they perform.
What is style?
Something that generates an additive benefit for the one who possesses it.
What is an asset?
Name one of the three credit agencies
Transunion,
Experian
Equifax
How does President Biden plan to pay for the stimulus plan?
Increase in the corporate tax rate from 21% to 28%
Organizing data and information in a logical and systematic way.
What is an analytical framework?
What kind of stock is >$10 billion in market cap?
What is a large cap stock?
Assets – Liabilities
What is net worth?
What is the highest credit report you can attain?
850
What crypto currency start-up began trading last week and gave the company a valuation of $85billion
Coinbase
What do you do when an increase in competition, an increase in leverage, and declining cash flow.
SELL! What are sell disciplines?
A method of research in which you evaluate the company as a whole to evaluate the health and profitability of a company?
What is fundamental research?
Real Estate
Investments
Vending
Machine Sales
What are types of passive income?
A numerical score that credit agencies give you based upon your credit worthiness.
What is FICO?
What is one factor that is contributing to the increase in home prices?
Lumber
Lower interest rates
Low Supply
This is a one-to-four character alphabetic root symbol that represents a publicly traded company. Examples are EV- Eaton Vance, AAPL - Apple, Nike - NKE.
What is a ticker?
A financial market that has an advanced infrastructure and moderate growth potential
Ex: U.S., Western Europe, Japan
What is a developed market?
Acquiring stakes in companies across different industries. Doing so reduces risk and maximizes the potential for economic gain, no matter what unexpected events come your way.
What is diversification?
The amount of credit you are using divided by the total amount of credit you have available?
What is credit utilization rate?
Name one of the three most widely followed indexes in the US?
S&P 500
Dow Jones Industrial Average
Nasdaq