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Part $2$A$.$ Matching: Match the Key terms in Column $"$A$"$ with the definitions in Column $"$B$"$ by writing the block letter of your choice from Column $"$B$"$

in the space provided under $"$A$"$ and match the definitions in column $"$B$"$ with the meanings or examples or facts in column $"C"$ by writing the lower

case letter of your choice in the space provided under column $"$B$".$

A claim on the assets of a corporation that gives the purchaser

a share of ownership in the corporation.

Face Value

$($Par Value$)$

Yield

Futures

Contract

Option

A share of the profits of a corporation distributed to

stockholders

$.$ A company's first offering of stock to the public.

The most popular, widely cited indicator of day$-$to$-$day stock

market activity; a weighted average of $30$ widely traded stocks on

the New York Stock Exchange.

Column $"$C$"$

a$.$ Goldman Sachs, JP Morgan & Co$.,$ Barclays

Capital, Deutsche Bank, Credit Suisse, UBS

b$.$ A legally binding agreement to buy or sell a

commodity, a financial instrument, a stock at a

designated future date at a price agreed upon.

c$.$ The price of a bond when it is first issued.

d$.$ The return on investment on a stock is equal to

dividend divided by the closing price of the stock.

e$.$ It is a distribution of a portion of a company's

earnings to share holders.

f$.$ A financial security or instrument issued by

companies, governments agencies and has three

major components; face $($par$)$ value, maturity date,

and coupon rate.

g$.$ An agreement that gives one of the

counterparties a right and the other an obligation

to buy or sell. This is part of a class of securities

called "derivatives" because they derive their

value from the worth of an underlying investment.

h$.$ A stock index fund that was devised by Charles

Dow on May $26,1896,$ to convey information

about what was happening in the stock market

based on $11$ stocks at that time.

i$.$ It is also known as "Going Public", a means for

a company to raise money by issuing equity for the

first time to the public.

j$.$ It is also known as "Equity".