In comparison to other European countries, Germany still belongs to the category of emerging stock markets. While in neighboring countries, dealing with various financial instruments is part of everyday life for a large portion of the population, in Germany, not even 10% of citizens invest in the stock market. This is largely due to the fact that stock market jargon is, for many, a mystery. Specialized terms have emerged that are not immediately understandable to the average person. Horst Fugger has compiled these terms in his stock market lexicon and presented them in an easily comprehensible manner for the reader.