| Hint | Answer | % Correct |
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| Largest physical one in the U.S. | NYSE (New York Stock Exchange) | 88%
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| Large online exchange in the U.S. | NASDAQ | 68%
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| A central place to exchange securities, usually equities | Stock Exchange | 60%
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| Method of listing a company on an exchange by selling shares to the public | IPO (Initial Public Offering) | 56%
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| Order to buy or sell at a certain price or better | Limit Order | 36%
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| The amount of securities that are traded in a given day | Volume | 36%
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| The price at which you can buy securities from a market maker | Ask | 32%
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| The price at which you can sell your securities to a market maker | Bid | 32%
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| Order to buy or sell at the market price | Market Order | 28%
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| An entity that provides liquidity by buying and selling securities continuously, usually at a spread | Market Maker | 24%
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| Document publicly traded companies must file every year | Form 10-k | 16%
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| Document publicly traded companies must file every quarter | Form 10-q | 16%
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| Term when securities are traded off an exchange | OTC (Over The Counter) | 16%
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| Term for the actual exchange of money and securities, usually one day after the trade | Settlement | 12%
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| Largest exchange in asia | Shanghai Stock Exchange | 12%
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| Method of listing where a private company merges with a public shell company | SPAC Merger | 12%
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| The exchange rule that pauses trading after too-rapid price moves | Circuit Breaker | 8%
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| Series of letters representing a security | Ticker Symbol | 8%
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| Entity that acts as a middleman between market participants and insures trades are cleared | Clearing Corporation/DTCC | 4%
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| Method of listing a company on an exchange where owners directly list | Direct Listing | 4%
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| When a company lists itself on multiple exchanges | Dual Listing | 4%
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| Order to buy or sell once a certain price level has been reached | Stop Loss Order | 4%
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