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Page 1: Degree to which the value of an investment moves up and down. Volatility.
Page 2: Degree to which the value of an investment moves up and down. Volatility.

• Degree to which the value of an investment moves up and down.

• Volatility

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• Number that corresponds to volatility or market risk of a security compared to the general market.

• Beta

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• Spreading of investments among different types of securities, companies or locations to reduce risk.

• Diversification

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• Who is doing the best in this class for term 3?

• The one with the highest average for term 3

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• What determines the type of mutual fund one would invest money in?

• Its objective

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• Boston Marathon starts in what town?

• Hopkinton

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• Type of stock issued by a company with a capitalization between $500 million and $2 billion. They are considered to be a higher investment risk.

• Small cap stock

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• Disney character quiz. Villain. Proud owner of two eels. Use to rule the sea.

• Ursula

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• What is market capitalization?

• Share price multiplied by # of shares (the amount it would cost for you to buy every single share of a company)

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• What does a PE Ratio tell you?

• If a stock is overpriced or undervalued compared to other companies. (comparison of stock price to earnings)

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• For a corporate bond, par value and face amount means the same thing. True or False?

• True

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• Type of stock that is considered a safe investment .Attracts conservative investors. Are generally the strongest and most respected companies.

• Blue Chip or Large Cap Stock

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• If Greece defaults on a government bond, what does that mean?

• It is unable to pay an investor (interest and face value)

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• Stock price for a company was $79. It went up to $91. What was the percent increase in the stock price?

• 15%

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• Type of bond that provides no interest payments and is redeemed for its face value at maturity. i.e. Savings Bond

• Zero coupon bond

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• Disney character quiz. Villain. Proud owner of two eels. Use to rule the sea.

• Ursula

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• Type of stock that typically sells for less than $1 a share. Prices are very volatile and can fluctuate wildly up and down. Companies' sales are very unsteady. High risk.

• Penny Stock

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• Bruce Wayne’s (Batman)butler?

• Alfred

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• Prior Day's Closing Share Price: $50.50Today's Closing Share price: $61.25Quarterly Dividend of $2.075

• What is change in stock price as a %?

• 21%• What is the yield?• 13.55%

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• Type of investing in which your investments are all in the same type of industry.

• Sector investing

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• How frequently are mutual funds priced?

• Daily

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• Type of bond a government authority (town, city, county) would issue to build a new school, highway or airport.

• Municipal

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• If a company has 1,000 outstanding shares and a share price of $30. It pays a $2/share quarterly dividend. What is its market capitalization?

• 30,000

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• What does N.A.V. stand for?

• Net Asset Value

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• How frequently is a NAV priced for a mutual fund?

• Daily - at the end of the day when market closes.

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• Provide one example of an index for the stock market.

• DJIA, S&P500

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• This is a formula for what? Current share price divided by EPS

• PE ratio

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• The names of the parents in 101 Dalmations?

• Pongo and Perdita

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• An Income Mutual Fund produces monthly income to an investor. True or False?

• True

• Would it have a yield?

• Yes

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• When interest is earned on interest and principal. It allows your principal to snowball.

• Compounding

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• 4 US Presidents born in Massachusetts?

• John Adams, JQ Adams, JFK, George HW Bush

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• Ticker symbol for Apple

• AAPL

• Ticker symbol for Orange

• No such thing

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• Name some advantages of investing in a mutual fund rather than purchasing an individual stock from E-Trade?

• Professional management, diversification (less risk)

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• Massachusetts State Bird

• chickadee

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• If a mutual fund is front-loaded, then it means the investor is paying a sales charge or commission on investments. True or False.

• Absolutely True.

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• This ratio is calculated by dividing the stock's last closing price by its earnings per share for the latest year.

• Price -Earnings Ratio (PE Ratio)

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• A declining stock market in which investors are pessimistic.

• Bear Market

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• Are Corporate Bonds paid at maturity?

• Yes

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• What is P.O.P. mean for the price of a mutual fund?

• Public Offering Price

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• Mr. George’s advice:

• You have one life. Live it.

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• Annual Dividend divided by closing price is a formula for what?

• Yield

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• What is the relationship between risk and return?

• Low risk, low return. High risk, high return.


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