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Down: 1) A market for existing financial securities that are currently traded among investors. 2) The process of spreading your assets among several types of investments to lessen risk. 4) A stock's increase in value divided by its beginning-of-year stock price. 5) A plan that allows current shareholders the option to reinvest or use their cash dividends to purchase stocks of the corporation.6) A speculative technique whereby an investor borrows part of the money needed to buy a particular stock. 8) A request to buy or sell stocks at the current market value. 9) States that future prices cannot be predicted from past trends and patterns. 10) The right of current shareholders to purchase any new stocks the corporation issues before it is offered to the general public. 13) A way to value stocks by looking at micro and macro factors that might influence the economic value of the stock. 14) A corporation's after-tax earnings divided by the number of outstanding shares of common stocks. 15) A marketplace where member brokers who represent investors meet to buy and sell securities. 16) An order to buy or sell a security that lets the account executive decide when to execute the transaction and at what price. 19) An electronic marketplace for over 6,000 stocks. 22) A plan that allows shareholders to purchase stocks directly from a corporation without having to use an account executive or a brokerage firm. 26) A legal form that lists the issues to be decided at a shareholders' meeting and requests that shareholders transfer their voting rights to some individual or individuals. 27) The idea that changes in investor sentiment are responsible for changes in trends, and that the value of a stock can be predicted by extrapolating price from historical patterns. 28) A stock that remains stable during declines in the economy. 30) Occurs when investors are optimistic about a nation's economy and buy stocks. 33) A stock that pays higher-than-average dividends. 34) Fewer than 100 shares of a particular stock. Across: 3) A stock issued by a large corporation that has a large amount of stocks outstanding and a large amount of capitalization. 7) The total amount of securities—stocks and bonds—issued by a corporation. 11) A safe investment that generally attracts conservative investors. 12) Occurs when a corporation sells stock to the general public for the first time. 17) A stock issued by a company that has a capitalization of $150 million or less. 18) The price of a share of stock divided by the corporation's earnings per share of stocks outstanding over the last 12 months. 20) A stock's annual dividend and increase in value divided by its beginning-of-year stock price. 21) The date on which a shareholder must be registered on the corporation's books in order to receive dividend payments. 23) A stock's annual dividend divided by its beginning-of-year stock price. If the dividend is divided by the end-of-year stock price, it is referred to as its trailing dividend yield.24) A statistical measure of the changes in a portfolio of stocks representing a portion of the overall market. 25) Stocks with unpaid dividends that accumulate and must be paid before any cash dividend is paid to common shareholders. 29) A stock that follows the business cycle of advances and declines in the economy. 31) Selling stocks that have been borrowed from a brokerage firm and must be replaced at a later date. 32) A licensed individual who buys or sells securities for clients; also called a stockbroker. 35) A long-term technique used by investors who purchase an equal dollar amount of the same stocks at equal intervals. 36) Stocks that a corporation may exchange, at its option, for a specified amount of money. 37) An index that compares the risk associated with a specific stock issue with the risk of the stock market in general. 38) The right to buy or sell stocks at a predetermined price during a specified period of time. 39) A financial firm that assists corporations in raising funds, usually by helping to sell new security issues. 40) An order to sell a particular stock at the next available opportunity after its market price reaches a specified amount. 41) One hundred shares or multiples of 100 shares of a particular stock. 42) A network of dealers who buy and sell the stocks of corporations that are not listed on a securities exchange.43) A procedure in which the shares of common stocks owned by existing shareholders are divided into a larger number of shares. 44) A market in which an investor purchases financial securities, via an investment bank or other representative, from the issuer of those securities.45) The excessive buying and selling of securities to generate commissions.
 

 

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