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| Stocket Market | Where shares fo stock and other securities are bought and sold. |
| Stock Exchange | Physical location where stocks are listed and bought and sold |
| NYSE | New York Stock Exchange |
| ASE | American Stock Exchange |
| NASDAQ | Virtual Stock Exchange |
| Bull Market | Stock prices go up, consumers are optimistic, high trading volume of stock |
| Bear Market | Stock prices are going down or falling, consumers are pessimistic and reluctant to buy stock for fear of losing money |
| Stock | ownership in a company |
| Dow Jones Industrial Average | An index of thirty, blue chip stock that are traded in the United States |
| Opening Price | First price paid after trading starts, usually when the stock exchange "opens its trading doors" in the morning. |
| Ask price | Price you will pay to buy a stock |
| Bid price | Price you will get if you sell your stock |
| Spread | Difference between the bid price and the ask price |
| Last Trade | Time and price of the last trade made for the stock |
| Bid Size/Ask Size | Number of shares a buyer is willing to purchase for the bid or ask price |
| Vol | Average Daily Volume |
| Div Date | Dividend Pay Date, which is the date on which the dividend was last paid, or the date on which the next one will be paid |
| Div/Shr | Dividend Per Share--the annual dividend per share of stock as reported by the company |
| Yield | Annual dividend per share divided by the previous closing stock price as a percentage (multiplied by 100). |
| EPS | Earnings Per Share stated for the most recent 12 months |
| Ticker Symbol | Abbreviation for the stock name |
