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Question | Answer |
Bond Yield | Total annual interest divided by total cost. |
Bonds | Written promise by a company that borrows money usually with fixed-interest payment until maturity (repayment time). |
Cash Dividend | Cash distribution of company's profit to owners stock. |
Common Stocks | Units of ownership called shares. Has voting rights. |
Cumulative Preferred Stock | Holders of preferred stock must receive current year's dividends and any dividends in arrears before any dividends are paid out to the holders of common stock. |
Discount | Amount bond sells below $1,000 |
Dividends | Distribution of company's profit in cash or stock to owners of stock. |
Dividends in arrears | Dividends that accumulate when a company fails to pay cumulative dividends to preferred stockholders. |
Earnings per share (EPS) | Annual Earnings / Total # of shares outstanding |
Mutual Fund | Investors by shares in the fund's portfolio (group of stocks and/or bonds). |
Nest Asset Value (NAV) | The dollar value of one mutual fund share; calculated by suntracting current liabilities from current market value of fund's investments and dividing this by the number of shares outstanding. |
Odd Lot | Less than 100 shares. |
Price Earnings Ratio (PE Ratio) | Closing price per share of stock divided by earnings per share. |
Preferred Stock | Type of stock that has a preference regarding a corporation's profits and assets. Has no voting rights. |
Premium | Periodic payments that one makes for various kinds of insurance protection. |
Round Lot | Multiple of 100 shares. |
Stock Certificate | Evidence of ownership in corporation. |
Stock Yield | Dividend per share divided by the closing price per share. |
Stockbrokers | People who with their representatives do the trading on the floor of the stock exchange. |
Stockholders | One who owns stock in a company. |
Stocks | Ownership shares in the company sold to buyers, who receive stock certificates. |
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