Q.1.
Which was the first totally electronic stock market?

The National Association of Securities Dealers Automated Quotations, popularly known as the NASDAQ, became the world's first electronic stock market in 1971.

Q.2.
The Dow Jones is made of how many companies?

The Dow Jones Industrial Average consists of 30 prominent listed companies of the United States of America. It was founded in 1885.

Q.3.
What is a falling market known as?

Bear market is the name given to a market when it shows a falling trend. It has negative growth and prolonged price declines, reflecting an economic downturn.

Q.4.
What is a rising market known as?

The bull market is the name given to a market that shows a rising trend. In such a trend, there are favorable conditions for economic growth.

Q.5.
What is the name of the first stock exchange in the United States?

In 1790, the United States of America saw the setting up of its first stock exchange in Philadelphia. It was initially named The Board of Brokers of Philadelphia.

Q.6.
Name the first person invited as a guest to ring the opening bell at the NYSE?

The 10-year-old Leonard Ross, who won a TV quiz show, was the first guest ring the opening bell at the New York Stock exchange in 1956.

Q.7.
Name the world's largest stock exchange?

The New York Stock exchange, established in 1792 by Intercontinental Exchange, is the largest of all the stock exchanges in the world.

Q.8.
The setting up of the New York Stock Exchange was inspired by which country?

The basis of setting up the New York Stock Exchange was the stock exchange of Spain. The Spanish real has been the basis of the value of the American dollar.

Q.9.
There are many stock exchanges in the world. Can you tell which is the oldest one?

The oldest stock exchange in the world is in Amsterdam, Netherlands. It was founded in 1602 with the launch of the Dutch East India Company.

Q.10.
Can you identify the first company listed on the NYSE?

The New York Stock exchange, in the beginning, saw the trading of five securities and the first company to be listed was the Bank of New York.