Wall Street Final Exam Review Questions and Answers 100% Pass

Wall Street Final Exam Review Questions and Answers 100% Pass Dutch - wall built around settlement area by this group of people to keep Native Americans out Philadelphia - where was first American stock exchange founded Buttonwood Tree - where stocks were traded in the late 1700's overinflated - what happened to stocks right before stock market crash of 1929 2 day even followed by 2 weeks of falling stock prices - how the crash of 1929 was similar to crash of 1987 risk - term for the chance that one takes that all or part of the money put into an investment can be lost time value of money - term that explains the concept that the more time individuals have to save and invest, the more likely the money can increase rule of 72 - term for the amount of time it will take for your money to double diversification - term for spreading out the risk between different forms of investments and savings returns are higher - benefit of investing over saving dollar cost averaging - technique of investing the same fixed dollar amount in an investment at regular intervals over a long period of time interest - term for the money that you receive when you put money into a savings account Page 2/4 Crafted for Academic Insight by KatelynWhitman. All rights reserved © 2025 dividends - term for the money that you receive as distribution of a company's profit or earnings to the company's stockholders common - type of stock that allows the stockholder to vote in the election of company officers and often receive dividends preferred - type of stock that typically doesn't give voting rights but they usually receive a fixed dividend growth - type of stock that gets larger quickly but are very volatile and can fluctuate rapidly because the companies are typically new or fast-growing industries income - type of stock that pays high or regular dividends and come from stable, well established industries including utility and financial institutions private - type of company that is owned solely by an individual, family or small group of people and they do not offer stocks public - type of company that offers shares of stock to individuals willing to purchase them matching contribution - terms that refers to an employer attempting to equal the contribution done by the employee individual retirement account - retirement plan for people who don't have a tax deferred retirement plan at work employer-sponsored retirement plan - a savings and investment plan that allows employees to place funds in a tax-sheltered account for purposes of funding retirement 401(k) - a tax deferred retirement plan that allows employers to match e