The Stock Markets.

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Stocks
A 'share' in a company, sold by a business to raise money
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Dividend
Businesses pay this to shareholders, basically a share of the profits of the company
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Profits
When a company get more money coming in than going out
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Investors
People who lend money to companies, hoping to get some of the profits back
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On the margin
It was possible to borrow money off the bank to buy shares, hoping that you could pay the bank back when the share prices went up
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Speculators
People who gamble on the share price for a company going up. They can then hope sell their share for more than they bought it for and keep the profit.
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Bull Market
When share prices keep rising and investors are feeling very confident
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Bear Market
When share prices are volatile (changing) and go down more than up
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FTSE Index
The measure of the average share price for the major companies- British version
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Dow Jones Index
The measure of the average share price for the major companies- US version
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Dividend

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Businesses pay this to shareholders, basically a share of the profits of the company

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Front

Profits

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Card 4

Front

Investors

Back

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Card 5

Front

On the margin

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