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T/F
Stock-holders own but do not necessarily run corporations
True
T/F
A bond is always more valuable than a stock
True
T/F
For collecting dividends, preferred stock is better than common stock
True
T/F
A "bull" believes that stock prices will rise while a "bear" believes that stock prices will fall.
True
T/F
Mutual funds pool the money of many investors and purchase a variety of securities with this money
True
T/F
Earnings that are not distributed as dividends, are the chief sources of new capital for corporations.
True
T/F
Corporations raise funds by selling new issues of stock on the stock exchange
True
T/F
Investors buy shares of stock solely in the hope of selling them quickly for profit
True
T/F
AT&T does not receive any payment, money, from the same of its stock on the stock market
False
T/F
If a person owns a bond of the IBM corporation, that person is a creditor of a company
True
T/F
If Chevron were to enter into bankruptcy, the first group to be paid would be the owners of the preferred stock
True
T/F
Mutual funds are less risky than individual stocks
True
Money set aside or raised by a business to purchase new equipment is called:
A. Depreciation
B. business funds
C. Securities
D. Dividends
Depreciation
Money left over from profits made by selling products, that is reinvested in the company is called:
A. Depreciation
B. business funds
C. Securities
D. Dividends
Business funds
Money from profits that is paid out to stock holders is called:
A. Depreciation
B. business funds
C. Securities
D. Dividends
Dividends
You want to earn money to live on for day to day purposes, what would be the better investment?
A. Bonds
B. common stock
C. Preferred stock
D. Securities
Preferred stock
I believe that the market is going to improve over time, which am I?
A. Bearish
B. bullish
C. Turkeyish
D. Crazy
Bullish