1) The right to purchase shares of a new issue of stock that is being issued by a firm you are already invested in is called the right. 2) The sum of daily trading in a firm's common stock, totaled across all of the exchanges where the stock is traded is referred to as: 3) A debenture bond is collateralized by the firm's assets. 4) A "sweetener" that is often attached to preferred stock or bonds which permits the bondholder to convert her position into common stock of the same firm is described as a: option 5) A representative of the rights of bondholders who enforces the terms of the indenture is called the bond: A bond given a low credit rating below investment grade, considered riskier with a higher chance of default is called a