A strategy to increase the number of investments in a portfolio to maximize returns.

A risk management technique that mixes a wide variety of investments within a portfolio to minimize risk by combining different investments whose prices are not likely to move in step with one another.

A method of investing in a single asset to achieve higher returns.

A technique used to analyze the performance of a single investment.

The chance of losing all or part of the value of an investment.

A method of increasing the value of an investment.

A guarantee of profit from an investment.

The process of diversifying an investment portfolio.

The condition of owning stock.

A strategy to short sell stocks.

A type of bond investment.

A method to hedge against losses.

A unique group of letters that identifies a company’s stock on an exchange.

A numerical code representing a company's financial performance.

A graphical representation of stock market trends.

A legal document required for stock trading.

The condition of having sold a stock short. The value of a short position is a stock's current share price multiplied by the number of shares sold short.

A strategy where an investor buys stocks expecting their prices to rise.

A type of investment where the investor holds onto stocks for a long period.

A method of trading that involves only buying stocks.

A type of stock that pays interest

Portion of a company’s profits (earnings) that may be paid to stockholders.

A fee charged by brokers for trading stocks

A government bond that pays dividends

A type of security that signifies ownership in a corporation and represents a claim on a part of the corporation’s profit (or loss).

A type of bond that guarantees fixed interest payments.

A form of currency used in international trade.

A type of insurance policy for businesses.

One who owns shares in a business.

A person who manages a company's operations.

An individual who invests in bonds.

A stakeholder in a company's decision-making process.

A stock exchange where trades are made on a physical floor.

An electronic exchange where stocks are traded through an automated network of computers instead of a trading floor.

A platform for cryptocurrency trading.

A government agency that regulates stock trading.

Something you want to do in the near future (e.g., bike, shoes, video games).

A long-term aspiration that takes years to achieve.

A vague idea without a specific timeline.

An objective that is not measurable.

Something you want to do in the future, usually several years away (e.g., saving for college, buying a home, retirement).

A short-term objective that can be achieved within a few weeks or months.

A goal that is not specific and lacks a timeline.

An aspiration that is only relevant to personal interests.

The oldest and largest stock exchange in the United States.

A major technology company based in New York.

A financial regulatory body overseeing stock trading.

A popular tourist destination in New York City.