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What is an index

A measure that tracks the performance of a group of stocks

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What are the three main indexes

S&P 500, Nasdaq, and Dow Jones

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What is market cap

A companies total value in the stock market

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How do you calculate market cap

Total number of outstanding shares x current price of stock

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What are all the different cap sizes

Mega cap, Large Cap, Mid Cap, Small cap, micro cap.

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What is it called when a company sells its stock

IPO process

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Why do companies sell its stock

To raise capital and expand

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Who does investors usually sell its stock to first

Initial investors

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What is a share of stock

A share of stock is a single unit of ownership in a company

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What is it called when a company owns shares of itself

Treasury

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How is the price of a companies stock determined

Supply and demand

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How often does a public company have to announce their earnings

Quarterly, 4 times a year

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if an investor wants to buy a specific companies stock, how can they do it

Brokerages

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What is a brokerage

A brokerage is a financial firm that offers help for investors with many services like carrying out trades, and gives advice

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3 examples of brokerages

Charles Schwab, fidelity, merril lynch

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What are the two primary ways to make money while owning stock

Capital gain and dividends

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What is a dividend

A company paying back its profits to its shareholders

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who decides the amount of a dividend

The board of directors

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How often are dividends usually paid

Quarterly

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Who are dividends paid to

A companies shareholders

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What are the two main exchanges

NYSE(traditional and established) and NASDAQ(more technology focused)

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What exchange houses stocks that have been delisted

OTC

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What does EPS tell us

tells us how much a company earns for each share of its stock

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How do you calculate EPS

Net income/Outsanding shares

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EPS uses

Value a stock, compare companies in industry

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What is PE RATIO used for

Shows how much investors are willing to pay per dollar of earnings, higher PE RATIO=people willing to pay more in stock

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What is the formula for PE ratio

Share price/Earnings per share

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What does “buying long” mean

Buy low sell high

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When comparing companies within the same industry what tool should you use

PE ratio

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What is he greatest advantage to diversification in a stock portfolio

Much lower risk

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What does beta represent

A stocks volatility

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What is a stocks split 

Increases the number of outstanding shares, for example you have 1- shares of a 100$ stock, the company offers a 2x stock split, you now have 20 shares of 50$ stock

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Income stock 

Least volatile, 3% yield or higher, gives dividends 

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Growth stock

Reinvest profit, generally no dividend, higher PE than industry average, investing in future potential

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Value stock

Share price is lower than value, Pe ratio lower than industry average, bad publicity and earnings, could materialize into big gain, affected by public perception 

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Penny stock

Small/Micro cap, trades for less than 5$, done with OTC, very risky, no minimum standards

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Speculative

Does well in bull markets and does poorly in bear market, risky, fluctuates in price, investing in the idea but bad fundamentals