Stock market

A ​ (a)   is an employer sponsered retirement plan.

• 401k
• 403b
• S&P 500
• Dow Jones account

A ​ (a)   stock pays you ​ (b)   from the company you own.

• dividend
• profits
• growth
• speculative
• losses
• blue chip
• industrial
• extra stock

Option contracts were created to?

• Lower investment risk

• Create speculative profits

• Reduce your income tax

• make fun meme's

Buying an options contract gives you control of how many shares of stock?

• 0

• 10

• 100

• 1000

When you buy a stock it can go up and down in price and is never worth zero unless the company goes out of business. If you buy an options contract what is it's value after it expires?

• Zero

• Half the contract buying price

• 10% of the contract buying price

• The price of the contract on the day you bought it.

If a company goes bankrupt and you own their stock, your stock is now?

• Worth the price you bought it at

• Worth half the price you paid for it

• Worth double the amount you paid because it's a rare collectible now.

• Worthless, you lose all the money you spent on the stock.

To quit your job and "day trade" as your only income source you will need to have about this much value in your account.

• $50,000

• $100,000

• $200,000

• $1,000,000

If you buy and sell a stock in one day this is called a "day trade." The government and investment companies limit the number of these to usually no more then 4 day trades in a week. If you are classified as a day trader your account wil be locked unless you have at least this much money in your account?

• $1000

• $25,000

• $75,000

• $100,000

Day traders are stock buyers that?

• Only invest on certain days

• Only sell stocks on certain days

• Never trade after the market is closed

• Buy and sell stocks almost every day.

The purpose of investing for most people is to?

• Live like a billionaire

• Get rich

• Create wealth to replace income after retirement

• Replace social security