Introduction of Fundamental of Investment

What do you know about stocks?

• evidence of capital ownership in the form of paper issued by company

• an investment instrument that collects funds from the public to be placed in a portfolio

• securities derived from money market

• an investment instrument that gain interest per period of time

Benefits of investing in shares can be obtained through

• Capital Gain

• dividend

• Stock return

• interest rates of return

The analysis used in investing in stocks is called

• vertical and horizontal analysis

• market analysis

• technical and fundamental analysis

• fundamental and basic analysis

What do you know about securities in stocks?

• an investment instrument that collects funds from the public to be placed in a portfolio

• an intermediaries between investors and the capital market as actors in securities transaction are called

• as intermediaries between capital market practices for general public

• as a guarantor or investment

What do you know about Mutual Funds?

• a portfolio of investment that combine from derivatives

• a form of funding that collected through securities

• a pool of funding that designed to reduce investment risk

• when a company combines the funds of many different investors then invest the money into a diversified portfolio of stocks and bonds

The possibility that an investment will fail to pay the expected return or fail to pay a return at all

• inflation

• inflation risk

• investment risk

• risk

The rise in the general level of prices

• inflation

• inflation risk

• investment risk

• risk

The uncertainty regarding the outcome of situation of event

• inflation

• inflation risk

• investment risk

• risk

The danger that money won't be worth as much in the future as it is today

• inflation

• inflation risk

• investment risk

• risk