Stock What?Provide the correct definitions for the stock market vocabulary below: (submit the words and definitions by clicking on the comments button below. Click the 'other' radio button and put your first name only in the name box.)
1) earnings
2) dividend
3) investor
4) loss
5) revenue
6) risk
1) earnings- what you gain from investment
ReplyDelete2) dividend-A share of profits received by a stockholder or by a policyholder in a mutual insurance society.
3) investor- a person who invests money into a stock
4) loss- amount that you lose.
5) revenue- income you make after subtracting out all the expenses.
6) risk- possibility of getting a loss
Earnings - Whatever remains after subtracting a company's cost from its revenue.
ReplyDeleteDividend - Part of a company's profit that it pays as money or shares to its stockholders.
Investor - Someone who buys stock or other assets to have the money "Grow" over time
Loss - The amount by which a company's cost exceed its sales
Risk - The liklyhood of losing money
Revenue - A company's sale over a period of time
Earnings- whatever remains after subtracting a companys costs from its revenue
ReplyDeleteDividend- part of a companys profit that it pays as money or shares to its stockholders
Investor- someone who buys stock or other assets to have the money grow over time
Loss- the amount by which a companys costs exceed its sales
Risk- the likelihood of loosing money
Revenue- a companys sale over a period of time
1) earnings- what money is left with a company after subtracting it's cost from revenue.
ReplyDelete2) dividend- the companys profit that it gives to stockholder in the form of money or stocks
3) investor- someone who buys stock in a company to hopefully have their money grow.
4) loss- when the companys cost exceeds sales.
5) revenue- a companys sale over a period of time.
6) risk- the possibility of losing money
Earnings: What remains after subtracting a companys costs from its revenue
ReplyDeleteDividend: Part of a companys profit (earnings) that it pays as money or shares to it's stockholders
Investor: Someone who buys stock or other assets to have their money grow over time
Loss: When a companys cost exceeds it's sales.
Revenue: Companys sales over a period of time
Risk: Chance of loosing money
Earnings-whatever remains after subtracting a companys costs from its revenue(profit)
ReplyDeleteDividend-part of a company's profit(earnings) that it pays money as money or shares to its stock holders.
Investor-someone who buys stock or other assets to have the money grow over time
Loss-the amount by which a companys cost exceed its shares
Risk-the likelyhood of losing money
Revenue- a companys sale over a peroid of time
Earnings-whatever remains after subtracting a companys cost from its revenue
ReplyDeletedividend-part of a company's profit that it pays as money or shares to its stock holders
investors-someone who buys the stock to have the money grow over time
loss-they amount a companys cost exceeds its sales
revenue-a companys sale over a period of time
risk-the liklihood of loosing money
earnings- what remains after subtracting a company's cost from it's revenue.
ReplyDeletedividend- part of a company's profit that it pays as money or stocks back to it's sharholders
investor- someone who buys a stock or other form of an asset with the intentions of the the money growing overtime
loss- the amount a company's costs exceeds it's sales
risk- the liklihood of losing money
revenue- a company's sale over time
Earnings - what money remains after subtracting a company's expenses from thier revenue.
ReplyDeleteDividend - part of a company's profit that it pats as money or shares to its stockholders
Risk - the chance of one to lose money
Revenue - the money a company makes
Loss - when a company has more money going out than money coming in
Investor - a person who invests money into a stock
1) earnings-Whatever remains after subtractions a companys costs from its revenue or its profit.
ReplyDelete2) Divident-Part of a companys profit that it pays as money or shares to its stockholders.
3) Investor-someone who buys stock or other assets to have the money grow over time
4)Loss-The ammount by which a companys costs exceeds its sales.
5)Risk-The likelihood of loosing money.
6)Revenue-A companys sale over a period of time.
earnings: whatever ramains after subtarcting a companys costs from its revenue.
ReplyDeletedividend: part of a compnay's profit that it pays as money or shares to its stockholders.
investor: someone who buys stock or other assets to have the money to grow over time.
loss: the amount by which a company's cost excedds its sales.
revenue: a company's sale over a period of time.
risk: the likelihood of losing money.
earning-the amount of money you gain from making an investment
ReplyDeletedividend-part of a companys profit that it pays as money or shares to its stock holders
investor-someone who buys stock or other assets to have the money grow over time.
loss-amount of money that you lose
revenue-a companys sale over a period of time
risk-the likelihood of losing money
1. Earnings: After subtracting a company's cost from its revenue, you'll get the earnings.
ReplyDelete2. Dividned: Money or shares that are payed from a company's profit to its stockholders.
3. Investor: A person who buys stocks and makes the money grow over time.
4. Loss: The amount by which a company's cost exceed its sales.
5. Risk: the likelyhood of losing money.
6. Revenue: A company's sale over a period of time.
earnings- what money is left with a company after subtracting it's cost from revenue.
ReplyDeletedividend- the companys profit that it gives to stockholder in the form of money or stocks
investor- someone who buys stock in a company to hopefully have their money grow.
loss- when the companys cost exceeds sales.
revenue- a companys sale over a period of time.
risk- the possibility of losing money
Earnings- whatever remains after subtracting a companys costs from its revenue
ReplyDeleteDividend- part of a companys profit that it pays as money or shares to its stockholders
Investor- someone who buys stock or other assets to have the money grow over time
Loss- the amount by which a companys costs exceed its sales
Risk- the likelihood of loosing money
Revenue- a companys sale over a period of time
1)Earnings - Whatever remains after subtracting a company's cost from its revenue.
ReplyDelete2)Dividend - Part of a company's profit that it pays as money or shares to its stockholders.
3)Investor - Someone who buys stock or other assets to have the money "Grow" over time
4)Loss - The amount by which a company's cost exceed its sales
5)Risk - The liklyhood of losing money
6)Revenue - A company's sale over a period of time
can you post the link for the stock market game that we did on friday?
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