Intro to Stocks and the Market. What is a Stock? A share of ownership in a corporation. Hold stock = shareholder Can buy shares at a price. Can sell shares.

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Intro to Stocks and the Market

What is a Stock? A share of ownership in a corporation. Hold stock = shareholder Can buy shares at a price. Can sell shares also at a price. Money in hand vs. Money on paper

Corporation? Company that sells stock! This IS a legal definition.

WHERE Do I Buy Stocks? NYSE (Dow Jones)…”Wall Street” NASDAQ…tech / new Foreign markets

HOW do I Buy Stocks? Need to be 18 Go to a broker Online  E-Trade

WHEN Can I Buy? NYSE  9:30 am to 4:00 pm  Eastern Time! On-Line  Pretty much anytime!

Does Every Company Offer Stock? No! Some are “private” Reasons to “go public”  Called the IPO (Initial Public Offering)  Raise money  Continue profits  Share profits!

A Good Idea?

Terms to Know Company Name Ticker Symbol Share Price Range

HOW Do I Make Money? 1) Through dividends  Some companies pay shareholders a percentage of their profits. 2) Sell your stock  Difference between money in hand OR money on paper.

Examples… Ticker Symbol # of shares$ when bought Total Investments$ when sold+/-- AAPL100 SBUX100 GOOG100

Apple – 1 Day

Apple - 5 Years

Starbucks – 1 Day

Starbucks – 10 Years

Google – 1 Day

Google – Entire History

Halliburton – Oil and Construction

Boeing - Airlines

American International Group (AIG)

Enron

Stock Portfolio The collection of stocks you own. Portfolio make up will depend on your goals…  Retirement  Make extra money  Pay for college …and your age.  Close to retirement?  How old are the kids?

Eggs? All eggs in one basket? Why or why not? Diversification!  Spreading your money around!