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1. What New York street is closely associated with the business world and the stock market?
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2. Who used the term "irrational exuberance" during the stock market boom of the 1990's?
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3. What is the name of the indicator that is mainly used to measure inflation?
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4. Which term describes a type of stock that pays a higher dividend but has a share price that appreciates slowly?
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5. What term describes a way to profit from the price of stock declining?
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6. Which of the original twelve companies in the Dow Jones Industrial Average was still there in 2000?
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7. What is another name for a "junk bond"?
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8. Which acronym refers to the identifying numbers and symbols for all North American securities?
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9. What is a decrease in the total number of shares in a company called?
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10. To become a licensed stockbroker in the U.S., what test must you pass?
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11. What does the term "gap opening" mean as it relates to the price of a stock?
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12. What is a membership on a security or commodity exchange typically called?
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13. In 1985, the U.S. government began issuing securities with interest and principal separated known as what?
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14. What trading strategy takes advantage of price differences in currency trading on different exchanges?
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15. Which of the Russell 3000 companies does the Russell 2000 Index measure?
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What New York street is closely associated with the business world and...
Who used the term "irrational exuberance" during the stock market boom...
What is the name of the indicator that is mainly used to measure...
Which term describes a type of stock that pays a higher dividend but...
What term describes a way to profit from the price of stock declining?
Which of the original twelve companies in the Dow Jones Industrial...
What is another name for a "junk bond"?
Which acronym refers to the identifying numbers and symbols for all...
What is a decrease in the total number of shares in a company called?
To become a licensed stockbroker in the U.S., what test must you pass?
What does the term "gap opening" mean as it relates to the price of a...
What is a membership on a security or commodity exchange typically...
In 1985, the U.S. government began issuing securities with interest...
What trading strategy takes advantage of price differences in currency...
Which of the Russell 3000 companies does the Russell 2000 Index...
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