Companies
Is Ford a brand or company?
What is a company?
Money a business recieves from the sale of its product or service.
A ________ pays some money to own some shares of the company.
What is a shareholder?
Stock investing is about __________.
The general increase in prices.
What is inflation?
A legal entity with owners and employees, in which the employees run a business.
What is a company?
Money used to produce and sell the product or service.
What is expense?
A company needs ________ to build and grow its business.
What is capital?
Ownership of a company is divided into _______ to facilitate co-ownership.
What are shares?
The compound growth of an investment.
What is Annualized Return Rate?
Multiple products or services a company offers.
What is a brand?
Income minus the expenses and taxes.
What are net earnings?
The ______________ is the amount paid divided by the number of shares.
What is the price per share?
Owners are __________.
A. Employees (that work for the company)
B. Shareholders
C. The Government
D. None of the above
What is B?
What are shareholders?
Risking capital in a business or an asset that would return more capital to you.
What is investing?
What is a business?
What are two ways to make capital?
Borrowing and selling shares of the company.
The ___________ is the annualized net earnings divided by the price per share.
What is the earnings yield or earnings per share?
________ pay employees to do the work. ________ do not work for the company.
What are owners?
An economically useful or valuable possesion.
What is an asset?
The amount of money the owners of a company have invested in the business as represented by common and/or preferred shares.
What is a capital?
When is a company profitable?
The net earnings are positive.
The _________ is the annualized dividends per share divided by the price per share.
What is the dividend yield?
A _____________ is like an avatar in the eyes of laws.
What is a legal entity?
The ____________ states that the number of years to double the investment value is 70 divided by the ARR.
What is the Rule of 70?