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The value you own in something after subtracting what you owe
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Borrowing money to invest more, hoping for higher returns (but with higher risk)
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Making money by buying and selling the same thing in different markets
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A strategy to reduce the risk of losing money
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Contracts giving you the right to buy or sell an asset at a set price
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A period when investment prices are falling
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A period when investment prices are rising
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A measure of how much an investment outperforms the market
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A measure of an investment’s risk compared to the market
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The income you earn from an investment, shown as a percentage
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Borrowing money from a broker to buy investments
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A way to compare the price of a stock to how much money the company is making
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Companies with a high market cap, typically over $10 billion
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Companies with a medium market cap, usually between $2 billion and $10 billion
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Companies with a small market cap, usually under $2 billion
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The process of determining how much a company or asset is worth
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Shares of ownership in a company
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A loan you give to a company or government and get paid back with interest
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Money a company pays you for owning its stock
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