Tickers
Markets
Terms
Stock Market Club
Meeting Topics
100

AMZN

What is Amazon.com, Inc.

100

A physical place where stocks are bought and sold.

What is a stock exchange.

100

A common stock valued less that a dollar

What is a penny stock.

100

Name of today's temporary staff supervisor

Who is Ms. Kokes.

100

These funds diversify your portfolio without you having to choose each individual stock.

What are ETFs/Index Funds/Mutual Funds.

200

NVDA

What is NVIDIA Corp.

200

In terms of market cap, this city has the first and second largest stock market exchanges.

Where is New York.

200

One to four letters that represent a company

What is a ticker symbol

200

Each semester, the club plays a Stock Market Game on this website.

What is Marketwatch.

200

Tesla, GameStop, and NVDIA are popular stocks on the internet, also known as this term.

What are meme stocks.

300

BYND

What is Beyond Meat Inc.

300

This city opened the first-ever stock exchange.

Where is Amsterdam.

300

This term refers to buying and selling the same stock multiple times in a single trading day.

What is day trading

300

Name a snack that has been provided at the club before.

*answer varies*

300

People under 18 can legally invest with these accounts.

What are custodial accounts.

400

PFE

What is Pfizer Inc.

400

This now-famous street was once a brick wall of defense to protect the Dutch from the British.

What is Wall Street.

400

An issue of new shares in a company to existing shareholders in proportion to their current holdings.

What is a stock split

400

Name something President Juniper likes to do for fun.

*answer varies*

400

The meeting before this one was about these raw materials.

What are commodities.

500

GME

What is GameStop Corp.

500

This city opened the first U.S. Stock Exchange.

Where is Philadelphia.

500

The ratio of annual dividends divided by the share price.

What is a yield

500

The club did this activity just before Winter Break.

What is cookie decorating.

500

The "Halloween Effect" and the "Santa Claus Rally" are examples of this term.

What is a calendar anomaly/effect.