Stocks and Bonds

Type of stock owned by voting members

• Income

• Growth

• Preferred

• Common

A loan agreement between the issuer and an investor. The issuer is obligated to pay a specified amount of money at specified future dates.

• Stock

• Bond

• Dividend

• Market Capitalization

What is a share of ownership in a particular company?

• Bond

• Dividend

• Diversification

• Stocks

Why do companies issue stocks?

• To create and investment opportunity into other businesses.

• To increase employee cooperation and an operating level.

• To be traded individually

• To raise money for economic investment and to fund operating costs.

A ____________ is a small piece of ownership in a company.

• stock

• bond

• mutual fund

• derivative

Investors in the stock market during the 1920's frequently borrowed money to purchase stocks, a practice known as

• buying on margin.

• profit sharing.

• share holding.

• ration buying.

A document certifying ownership of part of a corporation is a​

• Charter

• Stock certificate

• Dividend Check

• Bond

Which of the following is TRUE about owning a share of stock?

• The value of a share is set by the company and never changes.

• You have to return the share of the company you own typically after 5 years, otherwise, you pay a penalty fee each year.

• Companies lose significant amounts of money every time someone buys a share.

• Owning a share means you own a percentage of the company.

A single share of ownership of a company is called a:

• Bond

• Mutual Fund

• Annuity

• Stock

Statutory body governing the capital market

• Commercial Banks

• RBI

• SEBI

• IDBI