| Hint | Answer | % Correct |
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| An equity security representing ownership | Stock/Share | 95%
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| One individual unit of stock | Stock/Share | 95%
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| Index of 500 major U.S. companies | S&P 500 | 72%
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| A debt security representing borrowing | Bond | 70%
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| Cash paid to equity owners/shareholders | Dividend | 70%
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| Money borrowed that must be repaid | Debt | 69%
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| The largest traditional U.S. stock exchange | NYSE (New York Stock Exchange) | 65%
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| The cost of borrowing money | Interest | 63%
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| A company's first time selling stock to the public | IPO | 63%
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| How easily an asset can be traded for cash | Liquidity | 62%
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| Money earned after expenses | Profit | 61%
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| Ownership in a company | Equity | 60%
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| A major U.S. electronic stock exchange | NASDAQ | 57%
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| A fund traded on an exchange like a stock | ETF | 45%
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| Total value of all shares of a company | Market Cap | 45%
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| A collection of securities that can be tracked and serve as a benchmark | Index | 44%
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| A marketplace where securities are traded | Exchange | 42%
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| Index of 30 major U.S. companies | Dow Jones | 39%
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| The difference between bid and ask prices | Spread | 38%
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| The price at which you can buy a security | Ask | 36%
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| The price at which someone will buy from you | Bid | 36%
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| A pooled investment holding many securities | Fund | 31%
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| A fund bought and sold only at end-of-day price | Mutual Fund | 31%
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| A tradable financial asset that represents ownership or debt | Security | 28%
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| A type of interest that builds on itself (the secret to wealth) | Compound Interest | 27%
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| A long period of rising stock prices | Bull Market | 25%
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| The amount borrowed or invested initially | Principal | 25%
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| A bank account that earns interest | Savings Account | 22%
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| A very large market decline (20%+) | Bear Market | 21%
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| The percent return on an investment | Yield | 17%
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| A broad decline in the market (10%+) | Correction | 10%
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