Diving Deeper Into Financial Literacy — Page 14

An 8-K is the SEC filing companies must submit when a major event affects shareholders. See a real Rapunzl lesson that breaks down how it works.

A share of stock is a unit of ownership in a company. See how shares work, what dividends are, and how buying and selling shares sets the price.

A moving average smooths out a stock's price over time so trends are easier to see. Learn the main types and how investors use them to spot trend changes.

A cash flow statement tracks the real cash moving in and out of a company. See how it differs from the income statement and balance sheet.

A dividend is a portion of company profits paid to shareholders. See how dividends work and how they differ from capital gains.

Shorting a stock means borrowing shares to sell high and buy back low. See a real Rapunzl lesson on how short selling actually works.

Learn how to buy stocks step by step, from research to order types, with a real lesson from Rapunzl's investing curriculum.

This supply and demand worksheet guides students through researching real economic sectors and connecting the concept to their own experiences.

Bond prices and interest rates move in opposite directions. See why 2022's rate hikes triggered the worst year on record for bonds.

Unexpected inflation helps fixed-rate borrowers and hurts savers. See who benefits from inflation and why, with real examples explained simply.

A business cycle is the pattern of expansion and contraction in an economy. See how recessions and recoveries work, and how markets relate to it.

The subprime mortgage crisis triggered the Great Recession. Learn how risky home loans, bank failures, and job losses unfolded in 2008.