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A stock dated 1971 for gamers marking association inc worth
Around $15 per share.
Companies sell stocks to raise money for the company. When a company wants to raise money they can decide to sell ownership of their company. To do this they determine the total monetary value of the company as a whole. They then determine how many fractions they want to divide the company into (each of these fractions is one share of that companies stock). Then the find investors who would like to buy partial ownership of the company and sell them the parts of the company. For Example: Lets say Company X is worth $15 milllion and they want to divide ownership of the company into 1 million parts. They would create 1 million share of Company X stock and each share would be worth $15. They could then sell the shares to investors who would then own part of the company equal to 1/1,000,000 times the number of shares they own.
Share premium occurs when a company sells its shares at a price higher than face value, meaning it earned more money than the share is stated to be worth. This excess money is held in reserve in a share premium account, and it can be used to pay equity related expenses, such as underwriting, or to issue bonus shares to stockholders.
It is based on Turnover, also called Revenue, or Sales. First calculate expected turnover e.g. for the coming year. Then consider the turnover of each of the competitors. Each company will have only a percentage of the total 'turnover' or expected global Sales value of that particular product or product line. If expected global annual sales of Zigtots is expected to be 10 million tishks, and Company-A expects to sell 1 million tishks worth, their market share is 10%. But Company-B might be on target to sell 2 million tishks worth, an expected market share of 20%. If Company-A wants to increase market share they have several options some of which can be combined in the strategy e.g. reduce prices and hope for greater sales, increase marketing, increase prices whilst maintaining volume sales, focusing marketing on high-probability prospects, enhance the product (add value) so that more sales will result, and/or acquire (buy out) competitor's companies. Increasing market share can be an important factor in sustaining and developing company growth. However, increased market share might be obtained at the cost of lowering margins and lowering profitablity, even to the extent of making losses just to increase market share. This latter position cannot be sustained indefinitely.
One share of Nike stock that was bought on August 2, 1999 was worth $ 49.69. Today the same Nike stock would be worth $65.74 as of closing bell today.
It closed today at $4.85 per share.
The shares would be worth $2,800.00 today giving you a profit before tax of $2,200.00.
it depends... it moves like hourly
$35.17$
Union carbide is worth $12 per stock today. This fluctuates on a daily basis, and as of August 2013, it is expected to be as low as around $6 per share.
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what is one share of southern states stock worth
$444
look for whatitt was and multiply it by 15
The Sears company falls under the larger Sears Holdings Corporation since they merged with Kmart in 2005. Sears Holdings Corporation trades on the NASDAQ under the ticker symbol SHLD. As of end of trading day 4/15/2008 it was $101.32/share.
I would recommend checking with a stockholder to see how much your specific share of Nike stock is worth. The numbers fluctuate each day, with stock prices rising and following, so the price may vary.