Intelligent Investor Crossword Puzzle

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VALUE: Buying a stock for less than its true worth.
GRAHAM: Author of The Intelligent Investor.
DEFENSIVE: Investor type focused on protecting capital over chasing high returns.
AGGRESSIVE: Investor type willing to take on more risk for the chance of bigger rewards.
MARGIN: The safety cushion between what you pay and what the asset is worth.
MR MARKET: Imaginary figure who offers wildly changing prices daily.
INFLATION: A rise in prices that quietly destroys the value of money over time.
BONDS: Fixed-income investments that promise regular interest payments.
SECURITY: Any tradable financial asset, including stocks and bonds.
EARNINGS: Profits that companies generate; key in valuing a stock.
MARKET: Collective place where buyers and sellers meet to trade investments.
SAFETY: What you achieve by demanding a margin when investing.
SPECULATION: Guessing price movements rather than focusing on value.
PORTFOLIO: A collection of investments owned by an individual or institution.
VOLATILITY: Measure of how drastically a stock or market's price moves.

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QUESTIONS LIST:

value: buying a stock for less than its true worth.
graham: author of the intelligent investor.
defensive: investor type focused on protecting capital over chasing high returns.
aggressive: investor type willing to take on more risk for the chance of bigger rewards.
margin: the safety cushion between what you pay and what the asset is worth.
mr market: imaginary figure who offers wildly changing prices daily.
inflation: a rise in prices that quietly destroys the value of money over time.
bonds: fixed-income investments that promise regular interest payments.
security: any tradable financial asset, including stocks and bonds.
earnings: profits that companies generate; key in valuing a stock.
market: collective place where buyers and sellers meet to trade investments.
safety: what you achieve by demanding a margin when investing.
speculation: guessing price movements rather than focusing on value.
portfolio: a collection of investments owned by an individual or institution.
volatility: measure of how drastically a stock or market's price moves.