Chapter 12: Types of Stocks Flashcards

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Publicly listed shares traded on the stock exchange.

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Stock

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sometimes referred to as ordinary shares—represents partial ownership in a company.

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Common stock

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This stock class entitles investors to generated profits, usually paid in dividends.

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Common stock

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4
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Holders of this stock class have rights to a company’s assets in a liquidation event, but only after preferred stock shareholders and other debt holders have been paid.

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Common stock

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also known as preference shares, entitles the holder to regular dividend payments before dividends are issued to common shareholders.

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preferred stock

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6
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doesn’t carry voting rights and suits investors seeking reliable passive income

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preferred stock

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refer to equities expected to grow at a faster rate compared to the broader market.

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growth stocks

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True or False

preferred shareholders also get repaid first if the company dissolves or enters bankruptcy

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True

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tend to outperform during times of economic expansion and when interest rates are low.

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growth stocks

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trade at a discount to what a company’s performance might otherwise indicate, typically having more attractive valuations than the broader market.

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value stocks

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such as financial, healthcare, and energy names—tend to outperform during periods of economic recovery, as they usually generate reliable income streams.

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value stocks

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12
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are equities that provide regular income by distributing a company’s profits, or excess cash, through dividends that are higher than the market average.

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Income stocks

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these stocks—think utilities—have lower volatility and less capital appreciation than growth stocks, making them suitable for risk-averse investors who seek a regular income stream.

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Income stocks

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14
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Investors can access income stocks through the __________.

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Amplify High Income ETF

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15
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are well-established companies that have a large market capitalization.

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Blue-chip stocks

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are directly affected by the economy’s performance and typically follow economic cycles of expansion, peak, recession, and recovery.

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Cyclical stocks

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They usually display more volatility and outperform other stocks in times of economic strength when consumers have more discretionary income.

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Cyclical stocks

18
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operate in “recession-proof” industries that tend to perform reasonably well irrespective of the economy.

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Non-cyclical stocks

19
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usually outperform cyclical stocks in an economic slowdown or downturn as demand for core products and services remains relatively consistent.

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Non-cyclical stocks

20
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generally provide consistent returns in most economic conditions and stock market environments.

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Defensive stocks

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These companies typically sell essential products and services, such as consumer staples, healthcare, and utilities.

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Defensive stocks

22
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may help protect a portfolio from steep losses during a sell-off or bear market.

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defensive stock

23
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A ________________ may also be a value, income, non-cyclical, or blue-chip stock.

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defensive stock

24
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When a company goes public, it issues stock through an

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initial public offering (IPO)

25
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typically gets allocated at a discount before the company’s stock lists on the stock exchange.

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initial public offering (IPO)

26
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It may also have a vesting schedule to prevent investors from selling all of their shares when the stock commences trading.

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initial public offering (IPO)

27
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a middle-tier over-the-counter (OTC) market for U.S. stocks operated by OTC Markets Group.

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OTCQB

28
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is equity valued at less than $5 and is considered highly speculative.

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penny stock

29
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emphasize environmental protection, social justice, and ethical management practices.

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Environmental, social, and corporate governance (ESG) stocks

30
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have gained popularity with millennials in recent years—a socially conscious generation who are more likely to invest in things they believe and support.

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ESG stocks

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risk-averse investors who seek regular income through dividend payments.

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Income stocks suit