Financial algebra

4. changes the number of outstanding shares while at the same time adjusts the price per share so the market cap remain unchanged
6. Stocks bought by investors who want to buy low and sell high.
11. Stocks that pay dividends.
12. the value is decreased as the number of shares increases, while the market cap remains the same.
14. Money receive from dividend.
15. A loan to a corporation
16. The total number of all shares issued to investors by a corporation.
17. a person with a license to trade stocks
19. The total value of all of a company's outstanding shares.
20. Preferred stockholders received dividends before common stockholders.
23. A corporation's profit that is split among shareholders.

1. A percentage of the value of a stock trade.
2. The amount of money made on a stock trade after the brokerage fees are paid.
3. Instructions to the broker that name a specific price for a share of stock.
5. the stockholders receive dividends only when the board of directors elects to issue dividends.
7. When a split creates a situation where less than one share remains.
8. The value is increase as the number of shares decrease.
9. When a bond is due for repayment to the bondholder.
10. A flat fee or commission that a stockbroker charges for trade stocks
13. charge low fees.
18. Instructions to the broker to get the best possible price.
21. value The amount paid when a bond matures.
22. The percentage value of the dividend, compared to the current price per share.