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December 12 2012
Bsa 400
Bsa400 - Efficient Market: A market in which the value of
all assets and securities at any instant in time fully reflect all
available information, resulting in market value and intrinsic value to
be the same.
Bsa 400 - It reflects everything that is known about the company and its future earnings potential, and is, therefore, accurate in the sense that it reflects the collective beliefs of all investors about future prospects.
Primary Market: A market in which new securities are traded, and a firm receives money for its stock. It gives investors the opportunity to invest in a new security for potential profit.
Cja373 - Secondary Market: Once a newly issued stock ends in public hands, it then becomes trading in the secondary market. This help investors increase their investment these, and securities that have previously been issued and sold.
Risk: The uncertainty related to any investment. It will determine if there might be a profit or lost, is the possibility of an actual return on an investment being different than the expected return of investment.
Security: A physical document, such as a bond certificate or stock. It is used as a security document that shows ownership and investment in that bond or stock.
Cja 373 - Stock: A portion of ownership in a corporation. The stock holder is entitled to the corporation’s financial earnings and possible risks.
Bond: Debt securities issued by governments and corporations. Bonds are loans that one and other investors make to the issuers in return for the promise of being paid interest, usually but not always at a fixed rate, over the loan term. The issuer also promises to repay the loan principal at maturity, on time and in full.
Capital: Money used to generate income or make an investment. In finance, the money you use to buy shares of a mutual fund is capital that one invests in the fund.
Bsa 400
Bsa 400 - It reflects everything that is known about the company and its future earnings potential, and is, therefore, accurate in the sense that it reflects the collective beliefs of all investors about future prospects.
Primary Market: A market in which new securities are traded, and a firm receives money for its stock. It gives investors the opportunity to invest in a new security for potential profit.
Cja373 - Secondary Market: Once a newly issued stock ends in public hands, it then becomes trading in the secondary market. This help investors increase their investment these, and securities that have previously been issued and sold.
Risk: The uncertainty related to any investment. It will determine if there might be a profit or lost, is the possibility of an actual return on an investment being different than the expected return of investment.
Security: A physical document, such as a bond certificate or stock. It is used as a security document that shows ownership and investment in that bond or stock.
Cja 373 - Stock: A portion of ownership in a corporation. The stock holder is entitled to the corporation’s financial earnings and possible risks.
Bond: Debt securities issued by governments and corporations. Bonds are loans that one and other investors make to the issuers in return for the promise of being paid interest, usually but not always at a fixed rate, over the loan term. The issuer also promises to repay the loan principal at maturity, on time and in full.
Capital: Money used to generate income or make an investment. In finance, the money you use to buy shares of a mutual fund is capital that one invests in the fund.
Bsa 400