Across
- 4. The type of stock that generally does not have voting rights, not trades on an exchange, but gets preferential treatment in dividends and payouts.
- 8. How many shares of stock are out in the market being bought and sold.
- 10. Contains the most essential information for buying/selling a stock, commodity, etc.
- 13. The person who actually makes the trade for you.
- 14. A unique one to five letter code used to identify a publicly traded company.
- 16. Either a financial pay out or additional issuing of stock for whomever owns a share.
- 17. Owning a variety of investments.
- 19. There are 52 weeks in this period.
- 20. A new issue of stock when a private company decides to go public.
Down
- 1. Where buyers and sellers come together and the buyers try to get an item for as low a price as possible and the sellers try to sell an item for as high as possible.
- 2. A group of companies that are engaged in similar businesses.
- 3. How much buyers in the real market are willing to pay for this stock.
- 5. A promise that a company makes to pay you back with interest.
- 6. The lowest price a seller is willing to sell the stock.
- 7. A share of ownership in a company.
- 9. To make sure a variety of stocks are purchased in different sectors and/or stocks for greater stability in investments.
- 11. How many shares of a stock were bought or sold since the last market open.
- 12. A person who gives money to a brokerage in return for a share of the company.
- 13. A dividend that is 20% or larger.
- 15. How much the stock price changed in the last trading day.
- 18. The most available kind of stock that generally gives one vote at a shareholder meeting.