Financial Literacy

Overhead costs are an indirect expense related to the whole company or operation that doesn’t directly contribute to the end-product or service.

OTC stocks are composed of small companies that don’t qualify to be listed on major exchanges such as the NYSE or Nasdaq.

Net income is the total revenue earned in a period (e.g., fiscal year) after all expenses incurred during the same period are deducted.

Operating expense is a cost that is ongoing and associated with the cost of running and maintaining a business or organization.

NASDAQ is a computerized marketplace for the buying and selling of listed securities traded over the counter or even NYSE listings.

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The New York Stock Exchange is one of the oldest exchanges in the world. Most investors interact with this market at one point or another.

Market Capitalization is calculated by taking its current share price and multiplying it by the number of shares outstanding.