Choose the best definition for a Stock? A. Being a creditor to a company B. Robin Hood C. Ownership shares of a company D. Voting shares in a company E. Ownership shares of a public company   2. When investing in stocks, there are two ways in which you can have a positive return. What are the components of this return called? A. Dividends and Capital Loss B. Robin Hood C. Coupon and Capital Gains D. Coupon and Capital Loss E. Dividends and Capital Gains

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