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Total questions: 14
Worksheet time: 8mins
Which one is not a stock order type?
Bid
Stop Order
Local Bet
Market Order
Which one of these is most preferred when buying stocks?
Buy late and sell late
Buy early and sell late
Buy early and sell early
Buy late and sell early
What is Scalping?
Selling late after a trade becomes profitable
Selling almost immediately once a trade becomes profitable
Selling before a trade becomes profitable
Not selling a trade
Which Stock Exchange got big in 1971?
Dutch East India Company
NASDAQ
New York Stock Exchange
Philadelphia Stock Exchange
A Spread stock order type is the difference between
the highest bid price and lowest ask price.
True
False
The 2 main ways to invest in Dividend Stocks are:
Mutual Funds & Purchase multiple at once
True
False
What do you do when a company's yield is higher
than similar companies?
Put a certain amount into it
Purchase the dividend right away before it gets higher
Stay away; research the company & dividend first
What are Stock Dividends?
Another term for "Stock"
A high-risk investment, mainly non-profit organizations
The earnings a company makes off investments
A paid share per stock
Put these steps to buying an Individual Stock in order (left to right):
1: Decide how much stock you want to purchase
2: Optimize your stock portfolio
3: Compare to other dividend stocks' yields
4: Find a good dividend-paying stock
5: Choose your Stock Order Type
4,3,1,5,2
4,3,2,5,1
5,1,4,3,2
Already in Order
Over the last 100 years, what is the average
yearly return of the US Stock Market?
8.79%
13.41%
10.41%
5.23%
The cheaper the stocks which are bought,
could mean higher returns later on
True
False
What does it mean to Recalculate Your Stock Basis?
To total the amount originally invested, plus any fees or commissions involved in the purchase
Do the math and predictions on when the stock will rise or fall
Calculating how much money you've lost
None of the answers
What is P/E Ratio?
Another math term like "ratio"
A metric which measures the longevity of a stock
Measures how much you pay for a stock relative to how much it's bringing in
What are Penny Stocks?
Stocks which are classified as liquid assets
Stocks which are low-market capitalization and non-liquid
Stocks which you must invest in only pennies
Another term for stocks that fall drastically
