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Traduzione e definizione
(the Delavigne Corporation's) stocks: (le azioni della Delavigne Corporation)
a stock (of products): uno stock (di prodotti)
Delavigne stock has risen considerably since 1993, people who invested in the past are now rich! Le azioni Delavigne sono aumentate considerevolmente dal 1993, chi ha investito in passato è ora ricco!
Bruno has a portfolio of profitable stocks and bonds invested on Wall Street. Bruno ha un portafoglio di azioni e obbligazioni redditizie investite a Wall Street.
Esempi
- "I don't buy stocks over the phone."
- "I bought some stock in the company, Luigi's Pizza Incorporated."
- "Here is a brief summary of the supplementary charges we are currently paying to our bank Huckster and Hoodwink: wire and stock transaction fees, telephone consultation fees, online banking fees, and service charges on all of our accounts."
- "Bill : Believe me, this stock is hot!"
- "It's my responsibility to warn them to get out while their stock is still worth something."
- "Delavigne stock has gained three points over the last four weeks."
- "Around the same period that Shmike's stock prices started plummeting, the company received an avalanche of negative press, culminating in a public demonstration outside of a Shmike outlet store right here in downtown San Francisco."
- "And I'll let you imagine how a massive sale of shares could affect your stock's price."
- "Your contribution is currently divided into a portfolio of American mutual funds, stocks and bonds."
- "Ira : Mr. Delavigne, your stock is hemorrhaging."
- "I'll buy all your stock at its original purchase price."
- "Wang has controlling share of stocks, sits on board of directors, run by Fang."
- "Mr. Wang : Yes gentlemen, unless we come to an arrangement right away, I will own enough stock in your companies to have a controlling interest by the market's close tomorrow night!"
- "Stock is currently trading at $55 a share, but rising fast."
- "Well at least I'll have my stocks, and a signed photograph of Judy Garland."
- "In the mid-90s, Shmike was one of the hottest stocks on the market: their products were dominant domestically and abroad."
- "An infamous raider, Mazerati started out as a minor shareholder in D&C and spent years slowly accumulating the majority of the company's stock, discreetly buying up shares from the struggling members of the Dulce and Carpaccio families without the knowledge or approval of other stockholders."
- "You think I'm going to wait around a few months and watch my stocks drop again because your new kids in sales haven't reached puberty?"
- "Ira : If this company publicly predicts earnings, no matter how big or small, and the company fails to earn that money, then its stock suffers."
Esercizio 1
Fill in the blanks with terms used in the voicemail messages!
This term describes the part of a company that can be bought and sold by investors. It is a synonym of "shares". "I sold my in Delavigne Corp. and bought a house with the profit." (1 word)
This verb means to fall or decrease very quickly. "Our sales figures are due to the world financial crisis!" (1 word)
This term describes the part of a company that can be bought and sold by investors. It is a synonym of "shares". "I sold my in Delavigne Corp. and bought a house with the profit." (1 word)
This verb means to fall or decrease very quickly. "Our sales figures are due to the world financial crisis!" (1 word)
Fill in the blanks with terms used in the voicemail messages!
This term describes the part of a company that can be bought and sold by investors. It is a synonym of "shares". "I sold my stock 1 in Delavigne Corp. and bought a house with the profit." (1 word)
This verb means to fall or decrease very quickly. "Our sales figures are plummeting 2 due to the world financial crisis!" (1 word)
This term describes the part of a company that can be bought and sold by investors. It is a synonym of "shares". "I sold my stock 1 in Delavigne Corp. and bought a house with the profit." (1 word)
This verb means to fall or decrease very quickly. "Our sales figures are plummeting 2 due to the world financial crisis!" (1 word)
1 stock: The terms "stock" and "shares" are synonyms - they are part of a company's capital which is divided among investors. In message 1, "(Super Platinum) stock is currently trading at $55 a share". This means that Super Platinum stock and shares are being bought and sold for $55 on the "stock market" or "stock exchange". Note: "stock" is usually singular; "shares" are usually plural.
2 plummeting: "To plummet" literally means to fall or drop very quickly. Example: He plummeted from the sky before opening his parachute. "To plummet" is often used in a financial context to indicate a sharp decrease in value. Example: House prices are plummeting.
Esercizio 2
What does Philip want to discuss with Harold Warbuckle?
Choose all the TRUE statements based on the email. There may be more than 1!
Choose all the TRUE statements based on the email. There may be more than 1!
What does Philip want to discuss with Harold Warbuckle?
Choose all the TRUE statements based on the email. There may be more than 1!
Choose all the TRUE statements based on the email. There may be more than 1!
This is one of the topics which Philip wants to discuss with Harold Warbuckle. The term "inventory" generally refers to either a list of items in stock, or the items themselves. In this email, Philip writes that he wishes to discuss what Warbuckle "still has in "stock". "Stock" and "inventory" are synonymous in the context. "Remaining (products)" are those which are 'left over", or which still exist in the store and haven't been sold.
This is not a topic which Philip wants to discuss with Harold Warbuckle. Do not confuse "stock" in the sense of "inventory" or product with "stock" in the sense of a financial product such as a "share"!
This is not a topic which Philip wants to discuss with Harold Warbuckle. Harold Warbuckle is already a distributor of Delavigne products. Philip wants to discuss which products have been selling well at Harold's stores.
This is one of the topics which Philip wants to discuss with Harold Warbuckle. "Turnover" is a term which refers to the sales of a product, and more specifically the amount of product sold which then must be re-stocked, or re-supplied.
Esercizio 3
Below are the lyrics to the second part of Icarus's rap! Fill in the blanks which are missing. Play the audio to help you!
Icarus: Yo! The second third of cash, we won't touch it for a minute,
that's why we take a and put the money in it!
I hope that's okay, cause that's the option I've selected
In 3 or 4 years, you'll love the we've collected!
Okay party people, it's time for us to rock it,
we'll take our last third and invest in the !
It may seem kind of , but we don't really care,
10 years from now we could be multi-billionaires!
Icarus: Yo! The second third of cash, we won't touch it for a minute,
that's why we take a and put the money in it!
I hope that's okay, cause that's the option I've selected
In 3 or 4 years, you'll love the we've collected!
Okay party people, it's time for us to rock it,
we'll take our last third and invest in the !
It may seem kind of , but we don't really care,
10 years from now we could be multi-billionaires!
Below are the lyrics to the second part of Icarus's rap! Fill in the blanks which are missing. Play the audio to help you!
Icarus: Yo! The second third of cash, we won't touch it for a minute,
that's why we take a CD 1 and put the money in it!
I hope that's okay, cause that's the option I've selected
In 3 or 4 years, you'll love the interest 2 we've collected!
Okay party people, it's time for us to rock it,
we'll take our last third and invest in the stock 3 market 4!
It may seem kind of risky 5, but we don't really care,
10 years from now we could be multi-billionaires!
Icarus: Yo! The second third of cash, we won't touch it for a minute,
that's why we take a CD 1 and put the money in it!
I hope that's okay, cause that's the option I've selected
In 3 or 4 years, you'll love the interest 2 we've collected!
Okay party people, it's time for us to rock it,
we'll take our last third and invest in the stock 3 market 4!
It may seem kind of risky 5, but we don't really care,
10 years from now we could be multi-billionaires!
1 CD: "A CD" or "certificate of deposit" is a type of account which generally "yields" or "returns" a significant rate of interest upon certain conditions. For example, you could place your money in a CD with a 3% interest rate on the condition that you do not touch the money for a period of 1 year or 2 years. Icarus wants to invest the second third of the 1.2 million dollars in a CD.
2 interest: In financial terms, "interest" refers to a fixed charge (usually a percentage) for money borrowed, lent or placed. In this context, the company will receive "interest" (a percentage of the sum invested) from the placement of 400,000 dollars into a CD.
3 stock: "Stock" refers to values or shares traded publicly on the "stock market" or "stock exchange". These shares represent money placed in a publicly owned business, a commodity, etc. Icarus wants to invest the last third of the 1.2 million dollars in the stock market in the hopes of getting a return over the long term.
4 market: The "stock market" is an exchange (it is both a physical location as well as a virtual marketplace) where "stocks" (shares or values) are traded (bought, sold or exchanged). Icarus wants to invest the last third of Delavigne's surplus cash in the stock market for a long term return.
5 risky: "Risky" is an adjective which describes the danger or potential danger of an action. In this case, Icarus is explaining to Bruno that investing in the stock market can be "dangerous" or "risky" because of the potential loss of money.
Esercizio 4
Choose the financial product which matches the definition below.
A is a coupon or certificate that guarantees payment plus interest by a specific date. These are often issued by governments and corporations.
A is a portfolio of financial products, invested in collectively, and managed by a professional.
A represents the capital of a business or company, which can be sold and traded publicly.
A is a coupon or certificate that guarantees payment plus interest by a specific date. These are often issued by governments and corporations.
A is a portfolio of financial products, invested in collectively, and managed by a professional.
A represents the capital of a business or company, which can be sold and traded publicly.
Choose the financial product which matches the definition below.
A bond 1 is a coupon or certificate that guarantees payment plus interest by a specific date. These are often issued by governments and corporations.
A mutual fund 2 is a portfolio of financial products, invested in collectively, and managed by a professional.
A stock 3 represents the capital of a business or company, which can be sold and traded publicly.
A bond 1 is a coupon or certificate that guarantees payment plus interest by a specific date. These are often issued by governments and corporations.
A mutual fund 2 is a portfolio of financial products, invested in collectively, and managed by a professional.
A stock 3 represents the capital of a business or company, which can be sold and traded publicly.
1 bond: This is correct. A "bond" is a certificate or promise from "the issuer" (the institution who sells the bond) to the "holder" (the buyer of the bond). A "bond" is sold with the guarantee that it will be repaid, usually with interest, by a certain date or at fixed intervals. In the US, bonds were famously sold by the government to finance the war effort in the early 20th century.
1 stock: This is not correct. "Stocks" refer to values or shares, often traded publicly on the "stock market" or "stock exchange". These shares represent money placed in a publicly (or privately) owned business. Philip's 401(k) plan includes money invested in stocks.
1 mutual fund: This is not correct. A "mutual fund" is a group of financial products (such as stocks and bonds) which are usually invested in by a group of people, and managed by a banker or bank management. Philip's 401(k) plan includes money invested in mutual funds.
2 mutual fund: This is correct. A "mutual fund" is a group of financial products (such as stocks and bonds) which are usually invested in by a group of people, and managed by a banker or bank management. Philip's 401(k) plan includes money invested in mutual funds.
2 stock: This is not correct. "Stocks" refer to values or shares, often traded publicly on the "stock market" or "stock exchange". These shares represent money placed in a publicly (or privately) owned business. Philip's 401(k) plan includes money invested in stocks.
2 bond: This is correct. A "bond" is a certificate or promise from "the issuer" (the institution who sells the bond) to the "holder" (the buyer of the bond). A "bond" is sold with the guarantee that it will be repaid, usually with interest, by a certain date or at fixed intervals. In the US, bonds were famously sold by the government to finance the war effort in the early 20th century.
3 stock: This is correct. "Stocks" refer to values or shares, often traded publicly on the "stock market" or "stock exchange". These shares represent money placed in a publicly (or privately) owned business. Philip's 401(k) plan includes money invested in stocks.
3 bond: This is incorrect. A "bond" is a certificate or promise from "the issuer" (the institution who sells the bond) to the "holder" (the buyer of the bond). A "bond" is sold with the guarantee that it will be repaid, usually with interest, by a certain date or at fixed intervals. In the US, bonds were famously sold by the government to finance the war effort in the early 20th century.
3 mutual fund: This is not correct. A "mutual fund" is a group of financial products (such as stocks and bonds) which are usually invested in by a group of people, and managed by a banker or bank management. Philip's 401(k) plan includes money invested in mutual funds.
Esercizio 5
According to Edward, the movements in Bruno's music refer to:
According to Edward, the movements in Bruno's music refer to:
This is incorrect. There is no evidence that Bruno's music will be recorded, let alone released as a record that can be bought!
This is correct. Edward predicts the movements of Delavigne's "share price", saying it will "remain stable" then "fluctuate". "Shares" are "parts" of a company that are bought and sold on the stock exchange. Therefore, a "share price" is the value of a share at a given time. "Shares (in a company)" is synonymous with "stock (in a company)".
This is correct. Edward does not mention Delavigne's turnover or total sales.
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