Have you or are you studying finance, economics, investing or banking on a regular basis and how much information do you recall from the study? Take this quiz if you want to refresh your memory on investing.
Higher risk indicates lower return
Higher risk indicates higher return
Lower risk indicates higher return
No relationship exists between risk and return
Increases the risk/return ratio
Limits investors choices to only one or two investment tools
Indicates an investor is a good predictor of the return an investment will have
Decreases risk by investing money in a variety of investment tools
A stock investor may or may not receive a profit
A stock investor may receive a dividend
A stock investor owns a part of a company
All of the above
A type of debt that a company issues to investors for a specified amount of time
A share of ownership in a company
A type of investment that is only offered by depository institutions
A type of Certificate of Deposit with a higher than average interest rate
Dollar value of a stock increases or decreases
A stock split occurs
A merger happens between two companies
All of the above
That is new with a consistent record of relatively rapid growth and earnings
With a spotty earnings pattern but potential for substantial earnings in the future
Which dominates its respective industry and has a good company management reputation
With a steady stream of income paying high dividends and retaining only a small portion of profits
With a consistent record of relatively rapid growth and earnings
With a spotty earnings pattern but potential for substantial earnings in the future
Which dominates its respective industry and has a good company management reputation
With a steady stream of income paying high dividends and retaining only a small portion of profits
A brokerage firm
A depository institution
The New York Stock Exchange
Any of the above
Real Estate
Mutual Fund
Savings Bond
Futures
The rise in the general level of prices.
The uncertainty the return on an investment will deviate from what is expected.
The number of times something happens to money.
The projected value of an investment at the end of a specified time frame.
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