Understanding the New York Stock Exchange

The video provides an overview of the New York Stock Exchange (NYSE), its history, and its significance as the largest stock exchange in the world. It highlights popular companies listed on the NYSE, such as IBM and Apple, and explains the trading process, including the traditional open outcry system. The video also discusses the NYSE's iconic opening and closing bell ceremonies and briefly introduces other major stock exchanges like NASDAQ and the London Stock Exchange.

What is the New York Stock Exchange (NYSE) known for?

• Being the smallest stock exchange in the world

• Being located in Los Angeles

• Being the largest stock exchange in the world

• Being a digital-only platform

When was the New York Stock Exchange created?

• 1792

• 1892

• 1992

• 2002

Which of the following companies is NOT listed on the NYSE?

• IBM

• Coca-Cola

• Google

• Pfizer

Which company is one of the oldest publicly traded on the NYSE?

• Procter & Gamble

• Netflix

• Tesla

• Amazon

What is the open outcry system used on the NYSE trading floor?

• A digital trading system

• A silent bidding process

• A method where traders shout and use hand signals

• An online auction system

What is the NYSE also referred to as?

• The Stock Board

• The Trading Board

• The Big Board

• The Small Board

What marks the start and end of a trading day at the NYSE?

• The opening and closing of the stock market

• The start and end of electronic trading

• The ringing of the opening and closing bell

• The announcement of daily stock prices

Who are often invited to ring the NYSE's opening or closing bell?

• CEOs and celebrities

• Random tourists

• Stock traders

• Local residents

Which of the following is NOT a popular stock exchange mentioned in the video?

• NASDAQ

• London Stock Exchange

• Tokyo Stock Exchange

• Shanghai Stock Exchange