Stocks don't sell shares, companies do. They do do to generate funds in IPOs.
Stocks and IPOs do not have fund managers. Only mutual funds have fund managers.
Primary markets are where investors present their initial IPOs. The secondary market is where consumers are able to purchase stocks.
the fastest recovering stocks were the gold related stocks such as homestake mining stocks. in the related links box below, I posted a link that will explain to you how the stocks were affected during the first great drepression.
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The IPO price of a company is based on the companys history, its total assets, its profit making capability, its yearly turn over etc.
It could be IPOs.
An IPO stands for Initial Public Offering. It refers to the action when the stocks of a particular company are offered to the public for the first time. The IPO generally does not affect the share holders of other companies.
Any market where fresh IPOs come in will be considered as a primary market. In primary markets, only first hand shares circulate. Since there would be many hand circulation of stocks, it cannot be considered as a primary market.
Stocks vary every day, but experts say technology related stocks are the best investment for 2011. Some of the top stocks right now include: HP and Microsoft.
#1 Visa $17.9bn
Some companies whose IPOs were heavily over subscribed are * Reliance Power * DLF Limited * Rural Electrification Corporation * Indian Bank * etc...