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Glossary of Financial Markets Terms: Bonds, Efficient Markets, and Transactions, Quizzes of Finance

Definitions for various terms related to financial markets, including bonds, efficient markets, and transactions. Topics covered include sinking funds, putable bonds, convertible bonds, income bonds, dutch auction, treasury, corporate and municipal bonds, indexed/purchasing power bonds, bid vs. Ask, weak form efficiency, semi-strong efficiency, strong efficiency, and efficient market hypothesis. Also included are definitions for capital market, money market, financial asset market, physical asset market, secondary market, primary market, futures vs. Spot market, private market, and public market. Warrants for bonds and dealer markets are also discussed.

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TERM 1
SinkingFunds
DEFINITION 1
1. can call for remption at par value when interest rates
decrease 2. Can but the required number of bonds on the
open market when interest rates increase
TERM 2
Putable Bond
DEFINITION 2
allows investors to require the company to pay in advanced
TERM 3
Convertible Bonds
DEFINITION 3
bonds that are exchangeable into common stock at a fixed
price at the option of the bond holder, has a lower coupon
payment
TERM 4
Income Bond
DEFINITION 4
pays interest only if the issuer has earned enough money to
pay interest. Cannot bankrupt a company, more risker to the
holder.
TERM 5
Dutch Auction
DEFINITION 5
indidivual investors place bids. actual transcation price is set
at the highest price that causes all of the affected shares to
be sold. Anyone that bid at or above the clearing price
recieves stock.
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SinkingFunds

  1. can call for remption at par value when interest rates decrease 2. Can but the required number of bonds on the open market when interest rates increase TERM 2

Putable Bond

DEFINITION 2 allows investors to require the company to pay in advanced TERM 3

Convertible Bonds

DEFINITION 3 bonds that are exchangeable into common stock at a fixed price at the option of the bond holder, has a lower coupon payment TERM 4

Income Bond

DEFINITION 4 pays interest only if the issuer has earned enough money to pay interest. Cannot bankrupt a company, more risker to the holder. TERM 5

Dutch Auction

DEFINITION 5 indidivual investors place bids. actual transcation price is set at the highest price that causes all of the affected shares to be sold. Anyone that bid at or above the clearing price recieves stock.

Treasury, Corporate and Municipal Bonds

treasury bond-government bonds that have no default risk corporate bond-business bonds, has a default risk municipal bond-state/local government bonds has some default risk, but no taxes if you live in that issuing state TERM 7

Indexeed/purchasing power

bond

DEFINITION 7 interest is based on inflation rate, interest rate increases as inflation increases. TERM 8

Bid vs. Ask

DEFINITION 8 bid-lower amount that is bought out ask-higher amount that sells TERM 9

Weak form efficiency

DEFINITION 9 investors can't profit by looking at past trends TERM 10

Semi-strong efficiency

DEFINITION 10 all publicly available info is reflected in stock prices therefore it doesn't pay for analysis of reports. Note that inside information is not reflected.

Physical Asset Market

asset market for products like wheat, autos, real estate. things that are tangible TERM 17

Secondary Market

DEFINITION 17 already outstanding securities are traded among investors TERM 18

Primary Market

DEFINITION 18 markets in which corporations raise new capital, IPOS TERM 19

Futures vs. Spor Market

DEFINITION 19 future market-argee today to buy or sell in the future spot- assets are bought or sold for on the spot delivery TERM 20

Private Market

DEFINITION 20 negotiated directly between two parties ex. bank loans

Public Market

where standardized contracts are traded on organized exchanges ex. common stock, corporate bonds TERM 22

Warrants for Bonds

DEFINITION 22 give bondholders an option to buy stock for a stated price TERM 23

Dealer Markets

DEFINITION 23 NASD, few dealers all facilities that are needed to conduct security transation buy transcations are not made on the physical location exchange