Exam 14: Investing in Stock
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Regardless of a stock's classification,a stock is a _____investment because there are no guarantees.
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What is the primary difference between common stock and preferred stock?
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Arnell Johnson bought 200 shares of Black Petroleum Company for $95 per share and paid a commission of $60.He sold the stock five years later for $120 per share and paid $75 commission.While he held the stock,it paid a dividend of $5.50 per share.What was Arnell's total dollar return on this stock?
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Patsy Banz owns 220 shares of a stock.For the last calendar quarter,the company paid a dividend of $0.47 a share.What is the total amount she received in her dividend check for this quarter?
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Carol Fisher wants to sell the stock of Hathaway International at the next available price after the market price reaches $50 per share.What type of order should she place?
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Before a 2-for-1 stock split,Lisa's stock was valued at $50 per share.What is her per share value after the split?
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Mary Smith purchased 200 shares of Johnson electronics four years ago at $30.00 each.She paid a $30 commission on this transaction.She has decided to sell these shares at $50.00 each and will incur a $25 commission on this sale.What is the total investment amount?
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Which of the following most likely does not charge a fee for you to access any of their information that may be used to evaluate a stock investment?
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The federal government requires that a corporation selling a new issue of securities must disclose information about the company and its finances in a:
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When choosing a brokerage firm,an investor should consider:
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The annualized holding period yield calculation takes into account the time the investment is held.
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If the corporation has a bad year,the board of directors generally may vote to:
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Jennifer Fritz is thinking about purchasing the stock of the Sunshine Corporation at the current market price.What type of order should she place?
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By using the internet,it is possible to find market price quotations,but more detailed financial information about a corporation is unavailable to the average investor.
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A long-term investment technique that allows investors the option to reinvest cash dividends to purchase stock of the corporation is called:
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Regarding a stock split,the earnings "pie" before the split is ____size after the split.
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A long-term investment technique used by investors to purchase stock directly from a corporation without paying a commission to a broker is called:
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Preferred stock is often referred to as a middle investment as it has features similar to both common stock and corporate bonds.
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