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WorksheetsMatchday 1
Total questions: 10
Worksheet time: 3mins
What happens after a company’s IPO?
The company is closed for new investments.
Shares are traded in the stock market.
The company becomes private again.
The company is no longer regulated.
Which major player is described as ‘big institutions’?
SEBI
Retail Investors
Companies like HDFC Mutual Fund
Brokers
What did Einstein call the “eighth wonder of the world”?
Saving
Compounding
Inflation
Real estate investments
What is one of the biggest threats to idle savings?
Taxes
Inflation
Stock market risks
Spending Habits i
Why do strong earnings reports boost stock prices?
They reduce investor confidence
They indicate a company’s strong performance and profitability
They lower demand for the company’s stocks
They make stocks less attractive to investors
How do higher interest rates affect stock prices?
Make borrowing cheaper for companies
Increase growth opportunities
Increase borrowing costs, slowing growth
Reduce risk for investors
What must you complete before beginning your trading journey?
KYC verification
Open a savings account
Apply for a loan
Register with SEBI
What is the purpose of a ‘Broker Agreement’?
To secure loans for trading
To agree to terms and conditions of the broker
To ensure immediate profits
To bypass regulatory checks
What is a ‘bull market’?
A market where prices are falling
A market where prices are stable
A market where prices are rising
A market with low trading volume
Who are retail investors?
Large institutions investing in multiple stocks
Foreign investors in the stock market
Individual investors like you and me
Day traders operating globally
