Financial asset that are nontransferable bonds issued by the federal government and are very attractive because they have virtually no risk of default

• Savings Bonds
• Treasury Bills
• Corporate Bonds
• Municipal Bonds

What gives the owner the right to buy a share of stock at a specified price some time in the future?

• A mutual fund.
• A call option.

• A bond agreement.
• A stock warrant.

Most common form of investments for financial institutions?

• Real estate
• Stocks
• Cryptocurrency
• Certificate of deposits

Which of the following does not work together within a financial system when transferring savings to the investors

• Network of savers

• Investors

• Mutual funds
• Financial institutions

Term for a company that sells shares of their own stocks to individuals and invest the money they receive in corporate stocks and bonds.

• venture capital
• mutual fund
• private equity
• hedge fund

Who buys installment contracts from merchants, sells goods on credit, and make loans directly to the consumer?

• Retailers
• Banks
• Insurance companies
• Finance companies

Market in which prices are rising

• Bear market
• Stagnant market
• Volatile market
• Bull market

Most common way to trade shares are through the OTC method. What does OTC stand for?

• Over-The-Counter-Exchange
• Over-The-Counter-Market
• Over-The-Counter-Trade
• Over-The-Counter

Agreements to sells at a specific date at a predetermined price

• Futures contracts
• Options contracts
• Call options
• Spot contracts

Exchange that lists the shares of around 2,800 large companies and has 1,400 seats with access to the trading floor

• New York Stock Exchange (NYSE)
• Tokyo Stock Exchange
• London Stock Exchange
• NASDAQ