i-14.02- English keywords for learning how to invest

 Here are useful English keywords for learning how to invest — especially for beginners who want to understand stock markets, ETFs, and long-term financial growth:


📚 Basic Investment Keywords for Beginners

Keyword

Meaning

Investing

Using money to buy assets (like stocks or real estate) to grow your wealth

Stock

A share of ownership in a company

ETF (Exchange-Traded Fund)

A group of stocks or bonds you can buy like a single stock

Mutual Fund

A collection of investments managed by professionals

Dividend

Money paid to investors from company profits

Compound interest

Earning interest on your interest over time

Portfolio

A group of investments you own

Broker

A service/platform you use to buy/sell stocks (e.g., Schwab, Fidelity, Robinhood)

Bull Market

A market that is going up

Bear Market

A market that is going down

Risk tolerance

How much risk you can handle emotionally and financially

Diversification

Spreading your investments to reduce risk

Passive income

Money you earn without working all the time (like dividends or rent)

Long-term investing

Holding investments for many years to grow wealth slowly and safely


💻 Keywords for Using Investment Platforms like Schwab

Keyword

Meaning

Ticker symbol

A short code for a stock or ETF (e.g., AAPL = Apple, SCHD = Schwab ETF)

Dividend yield

Shows how much income you get from your investment each year

Expense ratio

The fee charged by an ETF or mutual fund — lower is better

Market order

Buying at the current market price

Limit order

Buying or selling only at a price you choose

Automatic investing

Scheduling money to invest every month (e.g., $100/month)

DRIP (Dividend Reinvestment Plan)

Reinvesting dividends to buy more shares automatically


🎓 Want to go deeper?

Let me know if you want:

  • Keywords for advanced investors
  • A Khmer translation of these words
  • Examples using real ETFs like SCHD or VXUS
  • Help with your first investment plan

I'm happy to guide you step by step!

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