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Stock Market Terms

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Stock   show
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show A place (physical or virtual) where stocks are traded by brokers who represent buyers and sellers  
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show Anyone who owns stock in a corporation; also known as a shareholder  
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Value stocks   show
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Preferred stock   show
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IPO   show
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show A portion of a company’s profits, paid to shareholders, usually quarterly or A cash payment from profits announced by a company’s board of directors and distributed among stockholders.  
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show belong to companies with a reputation for paying out high dividends. Income companies are usually mature companies that are not growing as rapidly as they once were.  
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The Stock Market   show
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Portfolio   show
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show The likelihood of losing money. Higher risk means a greater opportunity for high return and a higher potential for loss.  
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show A company owned by investors who pool their savings to invest in a variety of stocks or bonds managed by a professional.  
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show occurs when the stock you own becomes worth more than what you paid for it.  
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show An electronic exchange where stocks are traded through an automated network of computers instead of a trading floor. It stands for the National Association of Securities Dealers Automated Quotations System.  
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show The best-known measure of stock prices consisting of 30 large, well-known companies in major sectors of the U.S. economy.  
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show A popular measure of stock prices consisting of 500 large companies that represent the major sectors of the U.S. economy. One of the most commonly used benchmarks of the overall stock market.  
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New York Stock Exchange (NYSE)   show
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show the total value of a company’s outstanding shares.  
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show Earnings per share refers to a company's profits divided by its number of shares; it's a basic measure of a company's profitability.  
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P/E ratio:   show
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Beta   show
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