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The Stock Market Part I

The Stock Market Part I. What is the stock market? Definition: (n.)stock exchange(n.)The business transacted at a stock exchange.(n.)The prices offered

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The Stock Market

Part I

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What is the stock market?

• Definition: (n.)stock exchange(n.)The business transacted at a stock exchange.(n.)The prices offered for stocks and bonds in general: a rising stock…

• Basically, what this is saying that a stock market is a place where people can buy and sell stocks.

• *side note*: stocks are pieces of a company that you can buy or sell to make money.

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When did the stock market begin operating?

• Europe

• The 1700s

• Started in the U.S. in the early 1790s.

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What is meant by the word “share”?

• Definition: An equal part of a corporation that is held by a

stockholder as well as the contribution of the portion.

• It is basically a stock, or a part of a company that anyone can own.

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What does it mean to own “stock”?

• It means that you own a part of a company, and you get a certificate, and you can sell it, depending on how much it costs at the present time.

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Why do people invest in the stock market?

• People invest in the stock market because the average annual growth of companies in the stock market is five-hundred to eight percent. Buyers earn money by purchasing stock for long-term investments with tips from a personal financial adviser in this free video on stocks and investments.

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Who is allowed to trade stocks?

• Any stock owners are allowed to trade stocks.

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What are the advantages/disadvantages of investing in the stock market as opposed to

keeping your money in the bank?• Advantages: you can earn more money, it’s a gamble; you can feel

more of a thrill, you can manage your money more easily.

• Disadvantages: if stock goes down, you lose money, and if it crashes (1930s) you can lose all of the money you had in the stock market.

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The Stock Market

Part II

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Oracle Corporation

• The symbol is ORCL.

• I chose Oracle Co. because it is a Greek myth, (the oracle) and I love Greek myths.

• Oracle Co. is a company that sells computer database equipment, and it is very interested in keeping the company green by using solar energy instead of other non-green products.

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McDonalds

• The symbol is MCD.

• McDonalds is a fast-food chain that serves burgers, chicken nuggets, french fries, and other fast food. It is a nationwide restaurant that services everyone at a low price, with speedy and friendly service.

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Gap

• The symbol is GPS.

• Gap is a store that comes in baby gap, gap kids, and gap outlet. It has many clothes in different colors and patterns. The company is nationwide, and is found in most malls/strip malls.

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Kohls

• The symbol is KSS.

• Kohls is a department store, that sells many things, and is quite a large chain store. It sells clothing to women and men of all shapes and sizes, and has a reasonable price for it. It can be found in most malls around the country.

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Nordstrom’s

• The symbol is JWN.

• Nordstrom’s is a clothing store found in most large cities across the nation, and has a large selection of fabrics to choose from. It has special tailors to make sure the customer is completely satisfied.

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Coach

• The symbol is COH.

• Coach is a company that mostly deals out bags, but also sells other accessories. It is made out of very nice fabric, but costs a lot of money. You would be able to find a Coach by looking in a mall in a rather large city.