2. A stock market speculator who expects share prices to rise and therefore keeps buying in anticipation to sell them later and make a profit (4)
6. Decrease in the value of a capital asset (11)
8. A company’s profits that are not normally distributed as cash dividends to shareholders (7)
9. An investment vehicle built with funds collected from many small investors that invests in stocks, bonds and other securities (10)
1. Final price at which a security is traded at the Nairobi Securities Exchange (7)
3. A collective investment scheme that pools funds together from small investors by issuing units and is constituted under a trust deed (9)
4. The perceived loss when the value of a stock falls but is not actually sustained as the investor has not sold when the price has fallen (8)
5. A temporary alliance of two or more companies for the purposes of bidding for a large project (10)
6. Physical document that shows ownership of a stock, bond or other security (11)
7. A term used to refer to the Nairobi Securities Exchange (6)
