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Seperate types of investment, such as stocks/stock mutual funds, bonds/bond funds, money market accounts, etc. |
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When you sell a stock for more than you paid for it. |
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When you sell a stock for less than what you paid for it. |
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A share in a company's assets and profits. |
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Money paid by a corporation to each shareholder. |
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A mutual fund or account that invests in short-term, liquid invesments. |
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A pool of stocks, bonds, and other securities managed by an investment company. |
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An incorporated business that does not trade shares of stock on an open market. |
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An incorporated business owned jointly by all stockholders. |
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The annual amount of money an investment makes, given as a percentage. For example, a $100 investment that is $112 had a 12% return. |
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The chance that an investment may lose value. |
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Monetary increase that an investment makes. |
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A time with generally falling stock prices. |
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Stocks issued by solid and reliable companies with long records of growth and stability. |
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Money loaned to the government, corporations, or municipalities that pays the investor interest. |
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A time with generally rising stock prices. |
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Companies that produce staples(food, beverages, medicine, etc.) |
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Stocks that do not pay or pay very little dividends. |
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The collection of your own investments. |
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Stocks of very large companies. |
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A collection of investments taliored to your investment risk tolerance and time horizon. |
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Stocks of largely unknown companies. |
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