Types of Stocks

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Across
  1. 5. Over $100 billion
  2. 7. strong correlation between size and risk.
  3. 11. Refers to size of the company
  4. 12. Doesn’t come with voting rights.
  5. 13. Cyclical stocks increase in value when the economy is strong and lose value during economic decline.
  6. 14. Stocks of companies with profit
  7. 15. Ownership in a company and a claim on a portion of that company’s net profits.
Down
  1. 1. $2–$20 billion
  2. 2. Speculative stocks are issued by start-ups, by companies that are developing new products or technologies, by companies exploring untapped, often foreign, markets, or by companies that have undergone drastic management changes or financial restructuring.
  3. 3. Below $50 million
  4. 4. $250 million–$2 billion
  5. 6. Defensive stocks are sound investments during economic downturns because the industries and companies that issue the stock are unaffected by, or even profit from, financial slumps.
  6. 8. these stocks are underpriced when compare to other similar companies in the stock market.
  7. 9. These are usually high-quality, well-established companies with a history of strong profits and steady dividend increases
  8. 10. No more than $5