Economics Stock Exchange Class Exercise

What is a bull market?

• steady decline in the market

• The option to buy shares of stock until a specified time in the future

• a steady rise in the market

• Organized in 1971 to help organize the OTC market through the use of automation

What is a bear market?

• a steady rise in the market

• The option to buy shares of stock until a specified time in the future

• steady decline in the market

• Organized in 1971 to help organize the OTC market through the use of automation

What is a call option?

• The option to buy shares of stock until a specified time in the future

• The option to sell shares of stock at a specified time in the future

• Organized in 1971 to help organize the OTC market through the use of automation

• steady decline in the market

What is a put option?

• The option to buy shares of stock until a specified time in the future

• The option to sell shares of stock at a specified time in the future

• Organized in 1971 to help organize the OTC market through the use of automation

• steady decline in the market

income stock

• by paying dividends, this stock provides investors with income

• the company will reinvest in the company, growing it and the value of the stock, over time

• shareholders are usually voting owners of the company

• shareholders are usually nonvoting owners of the company.

common stock

• by paying dividends, this stock provides investors with income

• the company will reinvest in the company, growing it and the value of the stock, over time

• shareholders are usually voting owners of the company

• shareholders are usually nonvoting owners of the company.

growth stock

• by paying dividends, this stock provides investors with income

• the company will reinvest in the company, growing it and the value of the stock, over time

• shareholders are usually voting owners of the company

• shareholders are usually nonvoting owners of the company.

preferred stock

• by paying dividends, this stock provides investors with income

• the company will reinvest in the company, growing it and the value of the stock, over time

• shareholders are usually voting owners of the company

• shareholders are usually nonvoting owners of the company.

What are shares?

• Shares indicate a unit of ownership in a particular company.

• Shares are loans given to qualified persons.

• hares indicate wages employees will receive each month.

A _________ is an example of a financial market.

• Dow Jones Industrial Average

• New York Stock Exchange

• Standard and Poor's 500

• Goldman Sachs