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1 Simpo Review-ANSWERS Investing

2 Who owns a corporation? The stockholders

3 Which of the following investments is the most risky?
Stocks Mutual Funds Bonds Savings Account

4 Which type of investment has the greatest potential return?
Stock Bond Mutual Fund Saving Account

5 What is the financial security that represents a loan given to the government that will be paid back with interest when it expires? BOND

6 Which of the following causes your investments earning interest to grow faster?
High Interest Rate Low Interest Rate

7 How can an investor earn the most potential money?
Start Early Put more money into investments later in life

8 Which is NOT a Financial Security?
Mutual Fund Stock Bond Real Estate

9 What is the government program that provides working individuals with income upon retirement?
Medicare 401K Roth IRA Social Security

10 What type of retirement plan provides persons, usually government workers, with a guaranteed income upon retirement? Medicare 401K Roth IRA Social Security Pension

11 Name 2 ways that investors can earn money on stocks.

12 Which shows an undervalued stock price?
High P/E Ratio Low P/E Ratio

13 What can cause a stock price to change?
News About the Corporation Earnings of the Company News about the Economy in general News about related companies

14 Looking at the chart, which market is this company traded in?

15 Looking at the chart, what is the ticker symbol for this company?

16 Looking at the chart, what is the price per share?

17 Which list shows a diversified portfolio?
Samsung, Sony, Sharp, and Panasonic Sears, Macy’s, Nordstrom, and JcPenney Google, Yahoo, AOL, Microsoft Southwest Airlines, Pepsi, Disney, and IBM

18 Looking at the chart, does this company give a dividend?

19 Looking at the chart, is the DJIA up for the day or down?

20 What is the industry that these companies compete in?

21 What is the Ticker Symbol of the company that has the largest market cap?

22 What causes your investments to grow over time most rapidly?
Inflation Compound Interest P/E Ratio Taxes

23 What is the size of FIZZ: Small-Cap, Mid-Cap, or Large CAp?

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