the spot market
earnings per share
yes it is a primary market transaction
Puts and calls can be either futures (which require the contract's buyer to complete the transaction at a certain price on a certain date) or options (which allow, but don't require, the buyer to complete the transaction on the certain date for the certain price). A put buyer either can or will sell to the put seller the stock named in the contract. A call buyer either can or will buy from the call seller the stock.
The Closing Price is referred to the price of a stock at the end of the trading hours.
Market Price or Market Value is the price of one stock Market capitalization is the value of all the stocks listed in that particular exchange.
The current price is simply the last price the stock traded for.Sellers will normally ask for a price above market value, hoping to sell high. Buyers will similarly offer below market value, hoping to by low. Occasionally a buy- and sell-price will match, and a transaction happens. The price in this transaction is the current price.One second later there may be another transaction, the price in this transaction is the next current price.When talking about daily prices, it is customary to use the price when the market closed, the price of the last normal transaction that day.
A few options for selling your stock are market order (it becomes immediately executed at the current market price), limit order (it is executed at the price you set).
earnings per share
yes it is a primary market transaction
#1) The stock market is very risky.#2) Constant vigilance is required.#3) There is usually a transaction fee for every transaction.#4) Common stock is not as valuable as preferred stock.
Ex-stock price is that price which is immediately deliverable at that price and not price qouted is for stock price of item.
A share of stock sells for its market price, the current available price to purchase listed on a stock exchange.
market price
The market price is the current amount the stock is selling at on the New York Stock Exchange, the AMEX or any other global exchange.
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stock is recorded at book value and not on market price in original books of accounts
mark to market means capturing the latest price of a stock that might be different in its purchasing price which represents its book value. example lets say you buy 100 stocks of ABC corp at $20 a share on Oct 15 and today oct 22 the stock closed at $25 a share for ABC Corp - this usually represents your mark to market value of your stock - this expresses either as a profit or loss i hope this helps