Module 5 Flashcards

(50 cards)

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Once financial instruments are issued in primary markets, they are then traded in ________.

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secondary markets

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Secondary markets are like used _______.

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car markets

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Are markets for currently outstanding securities, referred to as secondary securities. These securities were previously bought and owned and now being resold either by the initial investors or those who have purchased securities in the secondary market.

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Secondary markets

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Provide liquidity for investors as they sell their financial securities when they need cash.

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Secondary markets

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Provide liquidity and enhance the marketability of stocks in reducing the real cost of financing to business firms and expanding the possibilities for raising funds.

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Secondary markets

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Refers to several exchanges in which shares of publicly held companies are bought and sold.

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Stock Market

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Such financial activities are conducted through formal exchanges and via over-the-counter (OTC) marketplaces that operate under a defined set of regulations.

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Stock Market

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A place where stockbrokers and traders buy and sell securities based on specific rules and regulations.

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Stock Exchange

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A _______ does not own shares. Instead, it acts as a market where stock buyers connect with stock sellers.

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stock exchange

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Is where different financial instruments are traded, including equities, commodities, and bonds.

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Stock Exchange

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Bring corporations and governments, together with investors.

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Exchanges

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Help provide liquidity in the market, meaning there are enough buyers and sellers so that trades can be processed efficiently without delays.

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Exchanges

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Also ensure that trading occurs in an orderly and fair manner so important financial information can be transmitted to investors and financial professionals.

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Exchanges

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14
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A software system used to trade securities.

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Trading Platforms

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It allows investors to open, close, and manage market positions online through a financial intermediary, such as an online broker.

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Trading Platforms

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There are two types of trading platforms: (1) ________ and (2) ________.

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  1. commercial platforms
  2. proprietary platforms
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17
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Are designed for day traders and retail investors.

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Commercial platforms

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They are characterized by ease of use and an assortment of helpful features, such as real-time quotes, international news feeds, live, interactive charts, educational content, and research tools.

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Commercial platforms

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Are customized platforms developed by large brokerages and other financial institutions for their own trading activities.

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Proprietary platforms

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These are not available to the public.

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Proprietary platforms

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(1) ______ and (2) ______ are the key factors in determining stock prices.

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All markets follow the basic economic law of (1) _______. If there are a lot of shares of any one company in the market, its prices go (2) ______. The (3) _____ of the shares drives the share prices up. If many are buying the stocks, it creates (4) _______ and raises prices (5) ______.

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  1. supply and demand
  2. down
  3. scarcity
  4. demand
  5. up
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Factors that affect Stock Prices (7)

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  1. Company activity
  2. The state of the economy
  3. Inflation
  4. Interest rates
  5. Consumer spending
  6. World events
  7. Major investors
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Is historical records of the prices at which a particular stock has traded over a specific period.

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Stock Price Data

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It includes information such as the opening price, closing price, highest and lowest prices, and trading volume.
Stock Price Data
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Is crucial for analyzing trends, making investment decisions, and conducting technical analysis.
Stock Price Data
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Classifying stocks into boards enabled ______ to calculate stock indexes (indices) for each group.
PSE
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A measure of the price level of the shares listed in the exchange by the indicated category.
Stock index
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Reflects the prices of selected stocks.
Index
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It is useful as a track record of changes in stock prices over time.
Index
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PSE tracks four indices: (1) ________ and (2) _______, (3) ______, (4) _______, and (5) _____.
1. commercial 2. industrial 3. property 4. mining 5. oil
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The overall index, which is called the ________, is a composite of the four indices.
Philippine stock index (Phisix)
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Saldana (1997) listed the following prices in a trading day:
1. Open 2. Low 3. High 4. Close
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The stock price for the first transaction at the start of trading day
Open
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Low
The lowest stock price for transactions during the day
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The highest stock price for transactions during the day
High
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The stock price for the last transaction of the day
Close
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Volume in the stock market is the amount of stocks traded per period.
Stock Volume
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Traders usually have their own definitions of good ________. It's best to do your research to determine your preferred volume or consult a trading or investing professional.
trading volume
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If a stock has a trading volume of one, it means only ______ share was traded during the measured period.
one
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The number of shares traded in a given period.
Stock Volume
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Traders and investors use the metric to gauge the (1) _______ in a security to help them make trading decisions. When trading volume is up—whether it's buying or selling volume—it means the security is gaining (2) ______ and trading activity is (3) _______ .
1. interest 2. attention 3. increasing
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Are quantitative in nature and seek to interpret stock or financial index data in an attempt to forecast market moves.
Market Indicators
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Are a subset of technical indicators and are typically comprised of formulas and ratios.
Market Indicators
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They aid investors' investment/trading decisions.
Market Indicators
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Are some of the best market indicators that enable traders to analyze the stock price movements in the market by implementing technical analysis measures.
Economic Indicators
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A metric that's generated by the collection of information about certain parts of an economy.
Economic Indicators
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Can provide insight into overall economic health.
Economic Indicators
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They help policymakers, such as government employees and Federal Reserve board members, determine a course of action for the economy, as well as assist investors in their investment choices.
Economic Indicators
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The price of a stock is largely determined by (1) ________. If demand is high, the price tends to go (2) _______, and if supply is high, the price tends to go (3) _______.
1. supply and demand 2. up 3. down