WorksheetsS&I Fall EOS
Total questions: 41
Worksheet time: 21mins
The possibility that an investment will fail to pay the expected return or fail to pay a return at all is called:
savings risk
spending risk
investment risk
systemic risk
Shares of ownership in a company are called bonds.
true
false
When a company is doing well it may distribute the profits to its shareholders in the form of:
dividends
stocks
bonds
mutual funds
Dividends can be paid in cash or with additional shares
true
false
To help diversify their portfolio, an investor may choose to invest in a mutual fund which combines the funds of many different investors into a combination portfolio of stocks and bonds.
true
false
The type of investment where you lend money to a company or a government is called a
stock
bond
mutual fund
derivative
Funds are provided to the INITIAL issuer of securities in the SECONDARY market.
True
False
The Securities Act of 1933 was for this purpose:
Declared trading strategies to manipulate the prices of public secondary securities illegal
required complete disclosure of relevant financial information for publicly offered securities in the PRIMARY market.
imposed heavy penalties for insider trading
required complete disclosure of relevant financial information for securities traded in the SECONDARY market.
Which of these is NOT a depository institution?
Credit Union
Commercial Bank
A finance company
Savings Institutions
An example of a debt security is a bond.
true
false
The degree to which a security can be sold and converted into cash without a loss of value is known as
free cash flow
a dividend
liquidity
Treasury Stock
A long-term debt obligation created to finance the purchase of REAL ESTATE is called a mortgage.
true
false
Debt obligations to be paid out over the long-term that are commonly issued by governments or corporations to obtain long-term funds are called what?
securities
mutual funds
derivatives
bonds
If the business is privately held, the owners CANNOT sell their shares to the public.
True
False
What is a reason business owners hope to go public?
They want to gain cash to grow.
They want to "cash out" by selling their shares to others.
Both of these are correct.
Neither of these are correct.
When a firm goes public, their shares are issued in the SECONDARY market in exchange for cash.
True
False
The government firm responsible for receiving a company's prospectus and quarterly financial reports is called -
The IRS
The Securities and Exchange Commission
The Justice Department
The Executive Branch
IPO's occur more frequently during bear markets.
True
False
Primary markets facilitate the issuance of new securities, while secondary markets facilitate the trading of existing securities, which allows for a change in the ownership of the securities
True
False
Which is the most DOMINANT type of depository institution?
Commercial bank
Savings Institution
Credit Union
Finance Company
The following are all considered non-depository institutions EXCEPT:
finance companies
mutual funds
insurance companies
commercial banks
Systemic Risk is the spread of financial problems, among financial institutions and across financial markets, that could cause a collapse in the financial system.
True
False
In general, securities with favorable characteristics will offer higher yields. The riskier securities offer higher yields.
True
False
Corporate securities have higher credit (default) risk than government securities.
True
False
A yield curve summarizes the relationship between the term of the debt and the interest rate associated with that term.
true
false
Some analysts believe that a flat or inverted yield curve indicates a period of economic growth is in the near future.
true
false
The financial statement that shows the worth of the company by indicating the company's assets, liabilities and owners' equity is known as the
Income Statement
Balance Sheet
Statement of Cash Flows
The financial statement that shows the amount of income or loss incurred during a specific time period by comparing the company's revenues to its expenses is known as the
Income statement
balance sheet
statement of cash flows
A bear market is when prices are dropping.
True
False
Which of these is NOT a popular stock index:
Dow Jones Industrial Average
Standard & Poors 500 (S&P 500)
New York Stock Exchange
Martha Stewart Index
The January Effect states that portfolio managers prefer investing in riskier, small stocks at the beginning of the year and then shifting to larger, more stable companies near the end of the year.
True
False
All of these can affect a firm's stock price EXCEPT
Investor sentiment
Economic factors such as inflation
The firm's acquisition of another firm
All of these can affect a firm's stock price
Once an appropriate amount of liquid assets are reached it is recommended that individuals refocus goals from
saving to investing
investing to saving
saving to spending
spending to saving
Mutual funds are created when a company combines the funds of many investors and then invests that money in a diversified portfolio of stocks and bonds.
True
False
Individual households are able to issue bonds like a corporation can.
True
False
Investing is always less risky than saving.
True
False
Investing is best to accumulate wealth for retirement while saving is best for short-term purchases or emergencies.
True
False
Investing typically earns returns between 1-2% while saving generally earns returns between 5-7%
True
False
How can someone make money from investing in a stock?
They sell the stock for a lower price than they bought it for.
They sell the stock for the same price they bought it for
They receive dividends from the stock ownership AND/OR they sell the stock at a higher price than what they paid for it
The stock loses value
Since the financial crisis of 2008, the government has increased its role in financial markets.
True
False
____ is the process of estimating the worth of a security.
Initial Public Offering
Valuation
Formulation
Financing
