Stocks and share ownership
A stock represents an ownership interest in a company. Its market price and the cash it distributes are separate parts of the investment result.
Understand what a contract or security actually represents.
A stock represents an ownership interest in a company. Its market price and the cash it distributes are separate parts of the investment result.
A bond is a debt claim. Its coupon, trading price and yield answer different questions.
An ETF gives investors a tradable interest in a portfolio, but the label alone says little about the risks inside it.
A futures position is exposure to a specified contract, including its size, expiry and settlement terms.
An option buyer pays for a contractual right. The seller accepts the corresponding obligation.