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the stock investments account is debited at acquisition under both the equity method and cost method of accounting for investments in common stock
fifo- first in first out lifo- last in last out
this is where stock taking is done continously
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In Fifo method stock and price of material is used as per first in first out basis while in average cost method all materials cost is merged and calculated the average price of units of material and that price is used. In average method there is no difference between what material was already in stock and what have come in stock later.
Badla was a method of buying stocks through the Bombay Stock Exchange using borrowed money. It was banned twice, and is still currently illegal.
Per contract refers to options trading. It means in one contract, there are 100 shares of that company's stock.
the stock investments account is debited at acquisition under both the equity method and cost method of accounting for investments in common stock
fifo- first in first out lifo- last in last out
Yes, it is possible.
Stock futures are an alternative form of investment that makes it possible to speculate on the price of a stock at some point in the future. With this type of investment, you still earn money with the movement of a particular security, but you do not necessarily have to own that security to make money on the deal. The basic idea behind stock futures is that you enter into a contract to buy or sell a specific number of shares of stock at some point in the future. Once that date has been reached, you buy or sell the shares at the predetermined price. You also have the right to sell a futures contract after you have negotiated it with another party. Some investors use this as a way to hedge their investments. For example, if you buy a particular stock and you are worried that it will decline in value, you could purchase a futures contract that will protect your investment. You negotiate the price of the futures contract for slightly less than what you paid for the stock. Then if the value of your stock declines by the date of the futures contract, you can simply sell your shares for the negotiated rate. This reduces the potential of losing money on the investment. Another way to use these contracts is to benefit from price movement in a stock without actually investing in the stock. If you own a futures contract on a stock that has gone up in value and you paid very little for it, you could turn around and sell that contract to another investor. This allows investors to make money by simply buying and selling contracts instead of having to take possession of the stock. If you use stock futures as a way to hedge your portfolio risk, you do have to consider the cost of the contract. Futures contracts are not free and this cost will come out of any profit that you make from the increase in value of the stock. If the price of the contract makes sense, then using a future contract to protect your investments can be a worthy investment.
"Contract for Difference or CDF trades, are contracts between a buyer of a stock and a seller of a stock in a certain amount of time. The seller owns the stock and pays the buyer the value difference of the stock at the end of the contract. Invest at your own risk."
this is where stock taking is done continously
Stock options are a contract specifying a contract for a future purchase between two parties. The buyer has the option to buy at a future date and the seller, the obligation.
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I think the only one is down by Wall St. and the Stock exchange.