WorksheetsInvesting Basics for Students
Total questions: 20
Worksheet time: 10mins
P/E Ratio
Price-to-Earnings ratio, valuation measure
Price-to-Equity ratio, investment metric
Price-to-Earnings growth, financial indicator
Price-to-Expense ratio, cost analysis
Blue Chip Stocks
Shares in large, stable companies
High-risk stocks with potential for high returns
Stocks of newly established companies
Shares in companies with fluctuating earnings
Yield
Income return on an investment
A type of investment strategy
The total amount invested
A measure of risk in investments
Mutual Fund
Pool of funds from many investors
A type of stock investment
A government bond
A real estate investment trust
Return
Profit from an investment
Loss from an investment
Total revenue generated
Initial capital invested
Bull Market
Rising stock prices
Falling stock prices
Stable stock prices
Volatile stock prices
Risk
Potential for loss in investment
Guaranteed profit from investment
Stable returns on investment
No chance of loss in investment
Dividend
Share of profits paid to shareholders
A type of tax on corporate earnings
A fee paid to financial advisors
A method of calculating interest rates
Bear Market
Rising stock prices
Stable stock prices
Falling stock prices
Volatile stock prices
Liquidity
Ease of converting assets to cash
The total amount of money in circulation
The ability to generate profit from investments
The process of managing financial risks
Diversification
Spreading investments to reduce risk
Investing all funds in a single asset
Focusing on high-risk investments
Minimizing the number of investments
Capital Gain
Profit from selling an asset
Loss from selling an asset
Income from dividends
Revenue from interest
Compound Interest
Interest on initial principal and accumulated interest
Interest calculated only on the initial principal
Interest that is paid out at regular intervals
Interest that decreases over time
Bond
Loan to a company or government
A type of stock investment
A form of insurance policy
A government grant
Inflation
Increase in prices over time
Decrease in prices over time
Stability in prices over time
Increase in wages over time
Stock
Ownership in a company
A type of bond
A form of currency
A financial derivative
Portfolio
Collection of investments
A type of financial statement
A single investment asset
A method of risk assessment
Asset Allocation
Distribution of investments across categories
Maximizing returns on a single investment
Investing only in stocks
A method to reduce investment risk by focusing on one asset class
Market Capitalization
Total value of a company's shares
The total revenue of a company
The total number of shares issued by a company
The total profit of a company
Index Fund
Tracks a market index
Invests in individual stocks
Focuses on high-risk assets
Is a type of mutual fund that guarantees returns
