Questions and Answers
What type of stockholders have voting rights?
Common stockholders
Which type of stockholders receive preference in dividends and bankruptcy situations?
Preferred stockholders
Who becomes a creditor of the company when purchasing a bond?
Bondholders
Where does the trading of stocks take place?
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What represents a promise from a company to pay the face amount to the bond owner at a future date?
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Who receives a commission for the services of both buying and selling stocks?
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Study Notes
Stockholders and Bondholders
- Common stockholders have voting rights, allowing them to participate in company decisions.
- Preferred stockholders have preference in dividends and bankruptcy situations, receiving payments before common stockholders.
Bond Ownership
- Bondholders become creditors of the company, essentially lending money to the corporation.
Trading Platforms
- Stocks are traded on stock exchanges, such as the New York Stock Exchange (NYSE) or NASDAQ.
Bonds and Dividends
- A bond represents a promise from a company to pay the face amount to the bond owner at a future date, along with interest earned.
Brokerage Services
- A broker receives a commission for facilitating both buying and selling of stocks, earning a fee for their services.
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Description
Test your knowledge of stocks and bonds with this quiz covering the basics of ownership shares, stock types, and rights of stockholders. Learn about common stock, preferred stock, and their respective features in this quiz.
