Stock Market Basics 1

Only rich people invest in the stock market.

• True
• False

Buying stocks is a sure way to make money.

• True
• False

People can buy stocks on the Internet.

• True
• False

What is a dividend?

• Typically paid out each quarter, dividends are basically your share of the company’s profits
• A grandchild.
• A symbol that looks like a dot on either side of a dash.
• Something you use to hold books up on a shelf.

What are Earnings per share?

• Calculated by dividing a company’s net income by the number of outstanding shares
• When the CEO of a company shares their paycheck with their employees, usually around Christmas time.
• When The CEO of a company shares their lunch with their employees.
• Something you earn from God when you share.

What are Earnings per share?

• Calculated by dividing a company’s net income by the number of outstanding shares
• When the CEO of a company shares their paycheck with their employees, usually around Christmas time.
• When The CEO of a company shares their lunch with their employees.
• Something you earn from God when you share.

What is a Bull Market?

• This is when the stock market is performing extremely well. You may be referred to as a ‘bull’ if you are openly optimistic about the market’s continuing growth potential.
• Not a real market, i.e. it's "bull"
• When you take a huge risk in the stock market. This term derives from the American Idiom, "grab the bull by it's horns"
• When the arrow on the stock market chart sinks, because iot is weighed down, like a heavy animal, or bull.

What is a bear market?

• An illegal market place where bears are bought and sold. 
• A market where you can buy food if and only if you are a bear.
• A market that is referred to as a "bear" when it gets cranky, hangry and tired.
• The market is referred to as a ‘bear’ when it’s not performing well. Technically, a bear market exists when the stock market drops at least 20% from its most recent high.

What is a Company Symbol?

• A mascot to be recognized at a sport game
• A 2-4 letter code used to identify a company stock is random and 
• The musical instrument that creates a crash
• Someone wg=ho does their job really well and becomes the person everyone looks up to.

What is a penny stock?

• A stock that sells for $1.
• A stock that sells for $5 or less.
• A stock that costs a penny.
• A stock that is worth a penny.