An increase in the value of an investment is called _____.

An overall rise in prices is called _____.

Which type of investment provides an individual with voting rights and receives dividends when declared by the company?

In which market does a company’s initial public offering (IPO) occur?

In which market do investors purchase securities from other investors rather than from the issuing company?

What is a certificate of debt issued by a corporation or government?

Which type of investment is created by pooling the money of many people and investing it in a collection of securities?

Which of the following type of valuable goods can be considered an investment?

Investing a fixed dollar amount at regular intervals without regard to the price of the investment at the time you buy it is _____.

An extended period of falling stock prices is a bull market.

An extended period of rising stock prices is a bear market.

Purchasing shares in a Real Estate Investment Trust (REIT) is a way to personally buy and own rental property.

Factors that investments should be characterized by include: Degree of volatility, rate of return, risk, and liquidity.

To beat inflation, the rate of return that you must earn on an investment needs to be lower than the rate of inflation.

A tax-deferred investment is one where no taxes are paid as the investment earns income and grows in value.

A prospectus is a short-term debt with a maturity ranging from a few days to 52 weeks.

A dividend reinvestment plan (DRIP) allows investors to reinvest cash dividends by purchasing additional shares of stock.

A securities exchange is where art dealers go to sell their paintings to investors.

When shares of stock are bought or sold, this is called a stock trade.

The price volatility of bitcoin is high when compared to most blue chip or large cap stocks.

The definition of investing is to sell anything of value over time.

If you buy a share of stock in a corporation, you then have ownership in that corporation.

Level of Risk is defined by the degree to which an investment may deviate from its rate of return.

Risk Tolerance has nothing to do with the amount of uncertainty a person is willing to handle.