finance trivia

What does capital mean?

• it is the amount you gain after deducting profits.

• it is the amount you get after deducting from assets.

• the act of allocating resources, usually money, with the expectation of generating an income or profit

• the operating liquidity, current assets minus current liability

what are bonds?

• A loan from an investor to a borrower such as a company or government.

• It is a type of money that is stolen by banks

• relationship between an investor and a bank

• bonds, James Bond

What does net worth mean?

• The value of an object

• It is money on the internet

• worth of an item

• A value of assets a person or company owns

What do NFTs stand for?

• Non Fungible Tokens

• Neuro fragmented trophies

• Non Fractional Tools

Define cashback?

• credit cards benefits that return a small percentage of the sum spent on purchases

• stands for credit cash frauds

• a card where you have unlimited spending's on

Is cashback free money?

• tax fraud

• yes, a way of advertisements from a bank

• it is not free money, its a credit car benefits that refunds a small amount of the sum usually 3%

What is inflation?

• type of inflation in a stock market

• rise in prices in a given economy over a period of time

• money that grows on trees

• lack in funds

What happens in the stock market?

• lets buyers and sellers negotiate prices and make trades

• a place where business stock up in products

• different name for the black market