0
What else can I help you with?
What has been the highest stock market price for apple inc?
2
What does it mean when a stock price is high relative to recent price action?
It means that the price of the stock has gone higher than what it has been recently. If you are looking at selling it, now is the time to sell. It's not a good time to buy.
What is the definition of stock option volatility?
Stock options are considered volatile if the stock has been consistently and significantly moving up and down. If it's holding a steady price, it's not volatile.
What are the best price for prudential stock?
The Prudential stock maintains a pretty stable stock and varies between the 55.80 to 77.10 range. The highest it has been in the last 10 years was 110.00.
What is the stock price of Microsoft?
Today's (2/8/08) range has been around $28 and $29.
Is Shutter Stock a reputable company?
Shutter Stock ws founded in 2003. It has been listed in the top 10 most reputable companies of 2011.
What does it mean when the stock market is in the red?
When the stock market is in the red it means that the stock was lower on that specific day than it had been previously. Green indicates a price is going up.
What was the lowest Starbucks stock market price in the past year?
From January through April 2008, the average price of Starbucks stock has been about $19.
What is unch in Nasdaq?
"UNCH" in Nasdaq trading refers to "unchanged," indicating that a stock's price has not moved from the previous closing price. This term is often used in financial news and stock market reports to quickly convey that there has been no price change during a specific trading session. It helps investors and traders gauge market stability or lack of momentum for a particular stock.
How has the HP stock market price changed in the last 10 years?
The HP stock market price over the past 10 years has been consistently falling. Around the middle of the 10 year period stock prices started to go back up, but shortly after took another sharp fall. Recently, though, prices have been going back up.
In the stock market what does it mean when a stock fills the gap?
Sometimes a stock will open at a much higher or lower price than the previous trading day. Furthermore, the stock will not trade as low or as high as the highest or lowest price from that previous trading day. In this case, a gap has been created (the stock did not trade in a price range that falls in between the high and low prices between two days). A stock fills the gap when it trades to that first day's highest (or lowest) price on a day after the second trading day (the day that created the gap). Some stock market traders have a theory (or superstition) that a stock must always 'fill the gap' at some point later in its trading history.
Is clearance stock an actual term?
"Clearance stock" is a term that refers to items that have been greatly reduced in price in order to rid a company of inventory. For example, HP had several tablets called clearance stock that sold at 75% off.
