Negotiable financial instruments or certificates that have monetary value, such as stocks and bonds.

bond; debenture; a certificate of debt issued by a government or corporation that promises to pay back the loan amount plus interest at a fixed time

stock or financial market; the trading environment where government or corporate stocks and bonds are issued and exchanged

securities company; stock brokerage; share company

The primary stock market in mainland China, located in Shanghai

coupon; voucher for a discount or special offer

A central place where stocks, bonds, and other financial securities are traded according to specific rules.

Shenzhen Stock Exchange, located in Shenzhen, China; one of mainland China's two major stock exchanges

ticket used to enter a venue for a show, game, or event

A gift certificate or coupon used in place of cash for shopping and other services, often issued by businesses for promotions.

China Securities Regulatory Commission (CSRC); the agency of the Chinese central government that regulates the national securities and futures markets

Financial documents representing property ownership or debt that have a specific monetary value and can be traded or sold; examples include stocks, bonds, and promissory notes.

gift voucher; gift coupon; a certificate issued by a business that can be used to purchase goods of a specific value

A type of bond or short-term security issued by the national government; national treasury bond

To be certain of success or have a full assurance of victory; literally, to hold the winning ticket firmly in one's hand.

government bonds issued to fund public spending or manage national debt

New York Stock Exchange (NYSE)

A voucher or certificate that can be exchanged for cash, goods, or services, such as a foreign exchange certificate (FEC)

US Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC)

lottery or raffle ticket; gift coupon issued by organizations for fundraising or promotional purposes

The certainty of winning or achieving success

A person or firm that buys and sells stocks or shares; share dealer or broker.

To have the outcome in one's hands; to be fully confident of winning or succeeding.

complimentary or free ticket; gift voucher

London Stock Exchange; the primary stock exchange in the United Kingdom, often abbreviated as LSE

A voucher or ticket used as proof of payment for a meal.

The paper currency issued by the Nationalist Government in 1948 which suffered from hyperinflation

A free pass or ticket that allows a guest to attend an event or access a service without charge.

(abbreviation) foreign exchange certificate; FEC; a currency issued between 1980 and 1994 for use by foreign visitors in China

ticket used to enter a drawing or game of chance for prizes; also called [[彩票|彩票|cai3 piao4]] or [[乐透|樂透|le4 tou4]]

discount coupon or complimentary ticket

shopping voucher or coupon

The proportion of a market or economy that is represented by securities, specifically the ratio of total market capitalization to a country's GDP.

A public or government-issued bond; the physical or digital certificate held by a creditor of a public debt.

The largest stock exchange in Germany, located in Frankfurt am Main

a written promise to pay back a debt or loan of securities

(bound form) an iron certificate with red lettering granted by ancient emperors to high officials, ensuring immunity from certain crimes and punishments for generations; half was kept by the court and half by the official's family.

written contract or agreement; bond; deed

the right half of a contract engraved on a wooden or bamboo tablet, which was split between two parties; (metaphorically) a guarantee of success or a sure thing

Shanghai Stock Exchange (SSE) Composite Index

A written voucher or token issued by a business used in place of currency for shopping or consumption; often given as a gift.

An instrument of credit or a letter of credit; a document used to prove a credit relationship.

collateralized debt obligation (CDO); a type of complex financial bond backed by a pool of loans and other assets

debt security; bond security

A currency used in China between 1930 and 1948, originally issued to facilitate the payment of customs duties.

a voucher or ticket used as proof for admission or to claim something

(abbreviation) a company or broker that buys and sells stocks and other securities for clients

To be very likely to succeed; to have success within one's grasp. This idiom refers to ancient contracts written on bamboo slips that were split into two halves; the creditor held the left half, or [[左券|左券|zuo3 quan4]], as proof of the debt.