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How many shares of stock equal 1 car?
Depends on two things: 1. The price of the stock 2. The price of the car Even if the company value and the price of the car stayed the same, the answer could change. Some companies have more stock at a lower price than others. Sometimes a company may also choose to increase the amount of stock, which would lower the price of each individual share, which would mean you need to sell more of them to have enough to buy a car.
What the stock price of Google?
Stock price would not be stable, it will be keep changing.
Do you have to exercise incentive stock options if market price is lower than granted price?
No, and you shouldn't. If the strike price of your option is $10 per share, and the stock is currently trading at $9, exercising it would get you nine-dollar stock for $10 per share. This is what we options fans call a very bad thing.
What factors can managers actually influence that affect stock price?
Managers can influence several items which directly effect stock price. The number of shares which the company decides to float will effect the price of the common stock. In addition, since valuation is determined by the present value of future cash flows, managers may influence the magnitude and timing of those cash flows. Any decision which increases the magnitude of those future cash flows would likely increase the common stock price. Similarly, decisions which delay costs and/or move forward expected cash flows would also likely have a positive effect on the valuation of common equity.
What is the current stock price of Philip Morris?
The current stock price? Well that would be $7.
Explain what is ADR for stock Will it shows strength of stock if it is greater than 60 If it is 20 what does it mean it is weak stock?
See the explanation of American depository Receipt at: http://wiki.answers.com/Q/What_does_ADR_stands_for The actual price of the ADR means nothing in itself, just like the price of a stock doesn't. The number of shares, among other things, makes the stock price higher or lower without changing any real value. (A stock with a float of say 100 shares and a price of $100 as share, would be the same if the float was 1,000 shares but the price would then be indicated as $10 a share).
How do you calculate 'closing stock?
Cost price (Purchase price) or market price whichever is less that would be taken as Closing Stock
How do calculate closing stock?
Cost price (Purchase price) or market price whichever is less that would be taken as Closing Stock
How do stocks get their prices?
The stock market connects offer and demand, which means that investors who willing to sell find a demand of others in the stock market. If the price of a stock is $40.00 and someone wants to buy a certain amount of stocks he has to pay a higher price because of the offers lying above that level. If one wanted to sell the stocks for a lower price this would have already happened at a stock price of 40.00.Therefore, the cheapest offer which can be found lies slightly above 40.00 at, for example 40.02. This is the price the investor has to pay. This results in an increase in the stock price. If a stock is little popular there may be a lower offer of stocks what can make the cheapest offer much higher at, for example, 40.40. A purchase of stocks would cause an increase in the price of 1%. Therefore it is necessary to use order limits and tell your bank that you won't pay more than a certain price (40.05) in order not to pay a too high price.
What is the avergae price of the Caterpillar stock?
The average price of Caterpillar stock would depend on the time frame one is calculating the price of Caterpillar stock. As pf July 12, 2013 the price of Caterpillar stock was $87.17 US Dollars.
How do you find the price for silver on the stock exchange?
Silver is not a company. It would not appear on the stock exchange.
What is a reason that a business would commit fraud?
business X might intentionally misreport higher profits than were actually accrued to maintain the stock price and value of the business. If the actual lower profits had been reported, then the stock would almost surely go down
