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WorksheetsFinancial Literacy Investing Vocabulary
Total questions: 25
Worksheet time: 12mins
A type of investment that invests in a lot of different companies is called
Stocks
Bonds
Mutual funds
T-bills
What is a stock?
A loan an investor makes to a company or government that pays interest over time.
A share of ownership in a company
A collection of investments sold as a package.
An option to purchase something in the future at todays price.
This is where your orders to buy or sell stock are sent and carried out
Stock Exchange
Brokerage Firm
Stock Meeting Place
Money Exchange
Spreading your investments around to increase financial security
Risk assessment
Diversification
Stocks, bonds & cash
Liquidity trap
Which of the following is not a type of bond?
Government
Corporate
Stock
Municipal
Profit from the sale of an investment is known as...
collateral gains
Cash
Sales margin
Capital gains
What is Bull market?
Buying a bull online
When everything goes up and people are buying.
When prices are going down and nobody is buying.
When people are selling false information.
What is a Bear market?
When prices go up and everybody is buying.
Selling a bear online.
When prices go down and nobody is buying.
Buying bears online.
What is the differences between stocks and bonds?
They are both investments.
A stock is what corn grows on, and a bond gets you out of jail.
Stock represents ownership, and bonds represents your word.
A stock represents ownership, and bonds represents a loan.
Dividends are_____?
Money shareholders lose in stock.
Money shareholders pay to buy stock.
Stock that splits.
Money shareholders received from stock profits.
All the various stocks that you own are part of a(n)...
commission
portfolio
dividend
investors public offering
A person who owns shares (or stocks) in a company.
stockbrocker
boss
shareholder
official
The price a stockbroker charges to buy and/or sell stocks for the client.
commission
profit
dividend
tax
A person who is licensed to buy and sell stock.
investor
shareholder
broker
manager
Who is really in charge of a corporation?
The Chief Executive Officer
The Director General
The Owner
The Board of Directors
What is an IPO in the context of the economics?
An investment policy operator
An institutional policy operation
An initial public offering
An institutional public offer
A measure of an individual or organization's cash or cash equivalents (assets easily sold for cash).
Fixed assets
Liquidity
Risk management
Portfolio
