________ risk is simply the variability in the returns of an investment that is due to events that are unrelated to the overall market.

The bond that you own does not pay any interest. Instead, it is sold at a “discount” from its maturity value. This is a ________ bond.

Jim has a $2,500 balance in his employer 401(k) that is all of his own contributions (no employer match). He has left his company and started a new job with a different employer. Which statement regarding Jim’s account balance is true?

Which of the following determines what the annual interest payment on a bond will be?

Bonds enjoy all but one of the following advantages. Which is it?

XYZ company issued callable bonds three years ago with a 7% coupon rate. Today, the market rate of interest was lowered to 4%. What most likely will happen next?

________ are a company’s distribution of its profits in the form of cash or stock to its owners.

Which of the following is true about mutual funds and ETFs?

What could happen if you sell a bond before its maturity date?  1. You could have a capital gain 2. You could have a capital loss 3. You could break even 4. You could receive a lump sum coupon rate payout

For several years you have been using charts and computer programs to project trends in the stock market. You are engaging in what type of analysis?