Quiz 1 Terms Flashcards

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Debt

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A loan that obligates the borrower to make periodic interest payments and to repay the full amount of the loan by a set date

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2
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Equity

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Represents ongoing ownership in a business or property

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3
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Individual investors

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Manage their own funds to achieve their financial goals

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4
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Institutional investors

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Investment professionals who earn their living by managing other people’s money.

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5
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Money market

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market where short-term debt securities (with maturities less than one year) are bought and sold

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6
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Capital market

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Classified as either primary or secondary

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7
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Primary market

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The issuer of the equity or debt securities receives the proceeds of sales *IPO

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Secondary market (after market)

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Where securities are traded after they have been issued, they go from investor to investor

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9
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Broker markets

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Consists of national and regional securities exchanges, example: NYSE

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10
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Dealer markets

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No centralized trading floors, it is made up of a large number of market makers who are linked via a mass electronic network

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Broker

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any person engaged in the business of buying or selling securities for the account of others

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12
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Dealer

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any person engaged in the business of buying or selling securities, but for their own account

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13
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Long purchase

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A transaction in which investors buy securities, in the hope that they will increase in value and can be sold later for profit (buy low and sell high)

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14
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Short selling

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when an investor borrows securities from a broker and sells these securities in the marketplace. Later, when the price of the issue has declined, the short seller buys back the securities and then returns them to the lender. Keep the difference as profit

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15
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Cash account

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Where the customer can make only cash transactions

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16
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Margin account

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An account in which the brokerage firm extends borrowing privileges to a creditworthy customer

17
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Market order

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An order to buy or sell stock at the best price available at the time the investor places the order

18
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Limit order

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You name your price. Buy or sell only at that price or better

19
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Stop order

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Set a point. If the price reaches that point, it triggers a buy or sell at the best available price.

20
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Stop limit order

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Has a “stop” and a “limit”. Stop-limit order sells at a specific price or better but might not execute if the market doesn’t meet that price