Chapter 1 Flashcards
Stock that pays higher than average dividend such as stocks of utility companies.
Income stock
In making a suitability determination for an institution, what are some concerns a broker-dealer may have?
- The institution’s ability to evaluate investments
- Use of its own judgement in the past
- Its use of an outside adviser
Two important consideration when dealing with institutional client suitability are:
- The ability to independently evaluate risk
2. The extent to which they are exercising the ability to evaluate risk
Investment Analysis Tool
An interactive tool that produces illustrations, simulations, and predictions about the likelihood of future performance.
Three suitability obligations FINRA imposes on broker-dealers
- Reasonable Basis
- Customer Specific
- Quantitative
Sales tax is an example of _____ tax.
regressive or flat
Income and estate tax are examples of _____ tax.
graduated or progressive
An owner of utility stocks, preferred stocks, and bonds would be most concerned about changes in _____.
interest rates
If a client’s goal is preservation of principal, what fund would be most appropriate?
Money market fund