11 Key Terms - Part 1 Flashcards

1
Q

Means to take a position or to buy shares in a company

A

Buy

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2
Q

Getting rid of the shares that you purchased, either because you’ve achieved your goal or because you want to cut your losses

A

Sell

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3
Q

What you’re willing to pay for a stock

A

Bid

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4
Q

What people selling stocks are looking to get for their shares

A

Ask

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5
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The difference between what people have to spend and what people want to get.

A

Bid-Ask Spread

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6
Q

A market condition that means stock prices are expected to rise

A

Bull Market

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7
Q

One in which investors expect stock prices to fall. This is where short sellers shine.

A

Bear Market

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8
Q

This provides instruction to only execute at or under a purchase price or at or above a sale price. Always use _______, not market orders.

A

Limit Orders

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9
Q

Provides instruction to execute, as quickly as possible, a transaction at the present, or market price. Don’t use _______.

A

Market Orders

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10
Q

Means that your order stands until you cancel it and it will be executed whenever the stock comes to your price - even if that’s 2 -3 weeks down the road1

A

A Good Til Canceled Order

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11
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This term means that your order is only good for the day when it’s placed.

A

Day Order

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