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Investments such as stocks, bonds, mutual funds, options, and commodities.
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A company that issues stocks to a small group of people.
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A company that sells its shares openly, anyone can buy them.
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Has a market value that tends to reflect the state of the economy.
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A stock that remains stable during the declines in the economy.
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A market condition that occurs when investors are optimistic about the economy and buy stocks.
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A market condition that occurs when investors are pessimistic about the economy and sell stocks.
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A collection of all the securities held by an investor.
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The date when a bond will be repaid.
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The dollar amount the bondholder will receive at the bond’s maturity.
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A security issued by a state or local government to pay for its ongoing activities.
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Rate of return earned by an investor.
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The amount that one share of a mutual fund is worth.
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A mutual fund where you pay a commission everytime you buy or sell shares.
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A mutual fund that has no commission fee. empezar lección
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The earnings a fund pays to its shareholders.
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Real estate intended to generate a profit.
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metals that are rare and have a high economic value.
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gems that are rare and have a high economic value.
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An item worth far more than it was originally sold for because of its rarity and popularity, as well as its condition.
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Money that can be accessed quickly to pay for unexpected expenses.
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A portion of the profit shared with the stockholders.
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Profit a company reinvests in itself.
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unit of ownership that allows the stockholder voting privileges.
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Stockholders that receive dividends before common stockholders.
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Lending money to a corporation for a period of time that they pledge to repay with interest.
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Lending money to a government for a period of time that they pledge to repay with interest.
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An investment in which investors pool their money to buy stocks, bonds, and other securities.
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Spreading assets among several different types of investments to reduce risks.
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A specialist who is trained to offer specific financial advice.
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Income that is not taxed. empezar lección
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Income that is taxed at a later date. empezar lección
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Profit from the sale of an asset.
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Sale of an investment for less than its purchase price.
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Document that discloses information about a company’s earnings, assets, and liabilities.
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