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Call Up Put Down
Call Up Put Down
Call Up Put Down
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Call Up Put Down

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This is an instructional guide for the beginning investor. The guide will provide basic knowledge and terminology of the financial industry.
LanguageEnglish
Release dateMar 4, 2020
ISBN9781618131898
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    Call Up Put Down - Larry Ventresca

    ISBN-13:978-1-61813-189-8

    What Drives the Market?

    Hard to Anticipate

    Supply + Demand

    Investors

    Rational

    Sticks to game plan No Matter What

    Emotional

    Fear and Greed

    Lives Day to Day

    Why Buy Stock?

    To Make Money!!!

    Investing = Most successful

    Speculating = Great risk / Great reward

    Trading = Take advantage of price changes

    How do stockholders make money?

    Earning Cash Dividends

    Capital Appreciation

    Risk Tolerance

    Defensive = Risk Averse

    Money as safe as possible

    Savings & Securities with Low Degree of Risk

    Aggressive = Risk Tolerant

    Growth Potential

    Good Judgment

    Anticipate Events / Risk for Gain

    How much Discretionary Income (+) Time

    Determines Risk Tolerance

    What is a Share of Stock?

    1.A corporation is established

    A legal entity under the laws of a state that limits the financial risks of owners to the amount of capital.

    2.A board of directors is established

    3.The directors decide to issue Shares of Stock

    EX. 250,000 of 400,000 total by the charter Each stockholder is a part owner in the company to the extent of the number of shares held.

    4.Monies from the sale of the stock is called

     "Equity Capital"

    Ownership

    Buying a stock represents owning a company

    EX. If you bought 100 shares of

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