1. Stocks- a share of a ownership of a compay.
EX: Stocks are invested into companies to become a partial shareholder of the company itself.
2. Bonds- used to finance a variety of projects and activities.
EX: My parents bought me a savings bond so that I can get more money by the time it expires.
3. Dow Jones- a mix of the top 30 countries.
EX: The economy is in a recession, therefore the result is that the Dow Jones is down.
4. Equity- ownership of an asset that is completely paid off.
EX: The equity of my house is almost paid off, however with all these improvements I decided to sell it due to my remodeling I had done to it.
5. Dividends- money paid to a number of people (usually the shareholders)
EX: The dividends of the Kellogs cereal, is the money that the compnay is making as extra income.
6.Earnings- the amount of profit that a company produces
EX: The earnings from the releases of the iPad helped sky rocket the companies business and income.
7. Private Companies vs. Public Companies- private is inaccesible public is open to the public
EX: Miss Me Jeans are a private company therefore I can not invest in them, where as American Eagle is a public company, which allows me to invest in their stocks.
8. Growth Stock- shares in a company whose earnings are expected to grow above average.
EX: The company that should have the highest amount of growth stocks is Apple, beacuse of the release of all their new products.
9. Risks- different than expected losing some or all of the original investment.
EX: It is always a risk investing in the stock market; you never know if you are going to make money or lose money.
10. Small Cap- stocks with a relatively small market capilization
EX: Small companies are small cap compainies because not as many people are aware of them, and smaller business have a higher risk of not working out.
11. Mid Cap- stocks with an average market capilization.
EX: Mid Cap companies are companies that have made themselves know, but have not yet guaranteed that they will be making money in high amounts
12. Large Cap- stocks with the highest market capilization
EX: Many bigger companies are Large Cap companies that have established themselves and have set a good foundation; the people know that these companies will not go belly up so they trust that there is not as high of a risk investing in these companies.
13. Dow Jones- an average price of 30 stocks in the United States
EX: When the Dow Jones is up, it helps our economy go up as well.
14. S & P 500- 500 large cap stocks that are commonly traded
EX: Walmart is a part of the S&P 500
15. Russell 2000-index measuring the performance of 2000 smallest companies
EX: Small cap companies are part of the Russell 2000
16. Treasurery Bond- a bond with a fixed interest issued by the government
EX: A treasurery bond is paid for all by the government.
17. Inflation- rising and falling of prices
EX: When the stock market inflates the prices change dramatically.
18. Gross Domestic Product- the money value of all the finished goods and services produced within a countrys borders in a specific time period.
EX: The countrys gross domestic product went up excessively in the past month.
19.Currency- money
EX:Without currency we would have no cash to spend.
20. Infrastructre- the basic physical systems of a business or nation
EX:The infrastructure of a business is all the customers that support it.
21. Economy- the large set of related economic production and consumption activites which aid in determining how resources are used.
EX: When the economy is effected, the business owners and customers are also effected.
22. Economic Structure- the system of production, consumption, distribution
EX: The economic structure of our country takes place within Wall Street and then travels to everywhere else.
23.Supply and Demand-higher demand equals higher prices, then the supply increases which means lower prices.
EX: The supply and demand of Miss Me Jeans is awful because everyone wants them, but there is not enough being made currently.
24. Interest- amount of extra money being charged while you are paying something off
EX: I have now paid off my loan, but now i need to pay off the interest that the bank charged me for taking out thte loan.
25.
Assets- anything you can sell that benefits you
EX: The asset of a business is the goods that it produces.
26. Accounts payable- short term debt payments
EX: When I take out a loan, I own thte bank my accounts payable as my way of repayment.
27. Accounts receivable- money owed to you
EX: When I loan out money to a friend, the money that they owe back to me is my accounts receivable.
28. Amortize- installment payment
EX: You can amortize a loan, so that the money equals out better and shows you a better layout.
29. Economic Index- data on a macroeconomic scale used to interpret current or future investments possibilites
EX: The economic index allows the country to predict the budget for future years.
30. Depreciation- when the value of an object is less over time
EX: The value of the house depreciated as time went on.
31. Gross Margin- profits divided by net sales
EX: By saling more than the amount the gross margin will be a little under breaking even.
32. Earning per Share- portion of a companys profit of outstanding share of their common stocks
EX: The way to make more money is by the businesses is earning per share.
Equity is still sketchy. We dont pay it off we earn it. You might pay off home equity loan.
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