Across
- 2. The cost of borrowing money.
- 4. A system for buying and selling shares of companies
- 6. equal portions of a corporation's stock
- 8. is when you use your money to buy something (real estate, stocks, mutual funds, etc) in hopes it will increase in value over a longer time period.
- 10. the initial amount borrowed or invested.
- 12. interest calculated only on the principle
- 14. the money made off of your investment
- 16. Accounts offered by banks, where the depositor saves money.
- 18. Connect traders with the stock market, and they receive payment for that service. Help individuals trade.
- 20. or Mutual Funds Let you pool your money with other investors to "mutually" buy stocks, bonds, and other investments.
Down
- 1. are pieces of a company that you own. The pieces are called shares.
- 3. The amount by which the quantity demanded of a product exceeds the quantity supplied
- 5. interest calculated on the principle and interest earned.
- 7. is a set of financial assets owned by an investor
- 9. Time-bound savings accounts, they have higher interest rates but depositor are unable to withdrawal their money for a period of time.
- 11. Initial public offering, a corporation's first offer to sell shares to the public
- 13. is the level of uncertainty regarding the return on an investment and the damage that could arise when those returns are lower than expected.
- 15. A situation in which quantity supplied is greater than quantity demanded
- 17. Trade on the stock market using their money. Trade on their own or for an investment company.
- 19. are essentially loans that money provides the funds for a company or the government. You get repaid over time with interest (usually twice a year) and when the bond matures.