Investment Concepts

An individual goal in making investments is to continuously accumulate wealth because success is measured by the amount of material things owned.

Investment requires savings or minimizing current consumption to be able to set aside a certain amount periodically.

An individual can prepare for his retirement by making small investments during his productive years.

There are different forms of investments and one's choice depends on his risk tolerance.

One who is not yet familiar with the different investment vehicles would preferably put his money in stocks.

Diversification of investments should always be avoided.

These are nonvoting equity securities but has priority in the share of dividends and liquidation rights.

Obligations that mature in one year or less include the following, EXCEPT:

What is the similarity between Convertible Preferred Stock and Convertible Bonds?

Collecting of copper coins espicially those produced hundred years ago cannot be considered an investment.