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a market where stock prices are falling, favoring a bear.
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the actual piece of paper that is evidence of stock ownership, usually watermarked and patterned to make itself hard to forge.
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a person who buys stock in a corporation, and therefore becomes a part-owner of the corporation.
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a broker that in addition to taking orders, also offers advice on investing.
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the profit that a broker gets every time you buy or sell a stock through him or her.
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the upward or downward movement of a market for six months or more.
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a collection of stocks that is owned by an investor.
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a corporation that allows only a select group of people to purchase stock.
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The New York Stock Exchange.
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value before tax.
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