Types of Stocks and Stock Classifications

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Across
  1. 1. sound investments during economic downturns
  2. 3. voting rights to elect the board of directors
  3. 7. below $50 billion
  4. 9. refers to the size of a company
  5. 10. a stock of a large, well-established, and financially sound company that has operated for many years who pay dividends in good and bad times
  6. 12. retirees often buy these stocks to secure a steady income stream in the form of dividends
  7. 13. issued by start-ups, with high risk, that are often untested, and many do not succeed
  8. 14. a fixed dividend %
  9. 15. $2-$20 billion
Down
  1. 2. these stocks are underpriced when compare to other similar companies in the stock market
  2. 4. over $100 billion
  3. 5. companies often reinvest the profits and pay little to no dividends to stock owners
  4. 6. $250 million-$2 billion
  5. 8. can increase dramatically if the company experiences growth
  6. 11. increase in value when the economy is strong and lose value during economic decline