Macro-Economics 101
Investing 101
Current Events in Capital Markets
Investing/ Economic History
Wild Card
100

The Central Banking entity of the United States. 

Federal Reserve 

100

The representation of ownership in a public company.

Share or Stock

100

What time did the American markets open today and when will they close.

9:30 am & 4:00 pm 

100

The period from 2007 to 2009 where the collapse of the housing market, partially due to the sell of mortgage-backed securities, lead to an economic downturn. 

The great recession

100

The reporting period months: Q1, Q2, Q3, & Q4

Q1: January, February, March 

Q2: April, May, June

Q3: July, August, September 

Q4: October, November, December

200

The kind of economic indicator which investors use to predict what will happen to the economy. Typically correlates with the financial markets. 

Leading Economic Indicator 

200

Analysis or investment style which uses factors such as financial statements, competitor comparison, and financial modeling to derive intrinsic value. (Think Warren Buffet)

Value Investing or Fundamental Analysis 

200

What is the value of the S&P 500.

2,894

200

The second company to reach $1 trillion in market capitalization. 

Amazon 

200

The federal reserve chairman.

Jerome Powell 

300

The Federal Reserve Inflation Target.

2%

300

Analysis or investing using statistical indicators to determine price trends.

Technical Analysis 

300

What is the unemployment rate.

3.9%

300

The period from 1995-2000 where an increase in technological advancements, especially within internet lead to exponential increase of technology valuations.

The Dot-Com Bubble

300

The performers during Bentley's 2016 Spring Day (1 out of 3)

Michael Christmas, Rae Sremmurd, Chainsmokers

400

The Dual Mandate of the Federal Reserve. 

High Employment and Low Inflation

400

The formula used to derive market capitalization. 

Share price x shares outstanding 

400

What is the 10 year treasury.

2.99%

400

The monetary policy which tied a nations' currency to the amount of gold in the countries' reserve. 

The Gold Standard

400

The most expensive stock by share price.

Berkshire A stock, $323 k

500

The instrument does the Federal Reserve use to influence the economy. 

The federal funds rate 

500

The financial model which discounts future cash flows to the present value, which we use to discover intrinsic value.

(Analyst not allowed to participate)

Discounted Cash Flow Model 

500

The foreign currency which has lost nearly 50% of its value this year due to steel & aluminum tariffs, increased debt, and lower interest rates. 

Turkish Lira 

500

The term used to characterize the date October 29, 1929 when shares of the NYSE collapsed. 

Black Tuesday

500

The United States Dollar to Mexican Peso currency translation (150 basis point leeway).

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