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Publicly traded stocks and bonds stock options, puts and Howey test are included in the definition of a security under the Securities Act of 1933.
How is a security defined?
A security is a type of financial instrument, commonly referring to any type of tradable financial asset. The characteristics of what may and cannot be classified as securities often rely on the legal system of the country where the assets are exchanged.
Under the securities act 1933, security is any note, publicly-traded stock, bonds, stock options, puts, calls, a certificate of interest, straddle, option, or privilege entered into on national securities exchange and an investment contract that meets the Howey test.
Security is an investment in a business through different forms like stocks, bonds etc.
A Howey test is a test for determining whether a transaction constitutes an "investment contract." It specifies that a contract is an investment contract.
An interest in real estate is not a security according to the definition of a security under the securities act 1933.
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