Personal Finance

Final Exam  

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Cards In This Set

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Common Stock
Form of equity each share of stock represents a fractional ownership position in a corporation. Has no maturioty date. remains outstanding indefinately
Bonds
Liabilities. They are IOU's of the issuer.
Preferred Stock and Convertible
Preferred securities are issued as stock and as such represent an equity position in a corporation. fixed dividends to holders of common stock. convertible security, is a special type of fixed income obligation usually a bond that carries a conversion feature permitting the investo to convert it into a specififed number of shares of common stock..
Mutual Funds
An organiaation that invest in a professionally manages a diversified portolio of securites
Securities Market
The marketplace in which stocks, bonds, and other financial instruments are traded
Primary Market
New securities are sold to the public and one party to the transaction is always the issuer.
Secondary Market
Old outstanding securities are bought and sold
Broker market
Natonal exchanges and regional exchanges
Dealer Market
Nasdaq-omx and over the counter
OTC
Is an electionic quotation system that links the market makers who trade the shares of small companies
Bid Price
Price at which one can sell a security
Ask Price
The price at which one can purchase a security
SIPC
A nonprofit corporation, created by congress and subject to sec and congressional oversight, that insures customer accounts against the financial failure of a brokerage firm
Bull and Bear Markets
Bull- a market condition normally associated with investory optismism, economic recovery, characterized by generally rising securities prices. Bear- a condition of the market typically associated with investor pessimism and economic slowdown, characterized by generally falling securities prices
SEC
An agency of the federal government that regulates the disclosure of information about securities and generally oversees the operation of the securities exchanges and markets