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What is the term for the money a stockbroker makes from the sale of stock?
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Joint stock companies raised money through the sale of?
Joint stock companies raised money through the sale of shares of stock. This allows the company to turn ownership over to the shareholders with the most stocks purchased.
Joint-stock companies raised money through the sale of in each company?
stocks or shares
What terms describe the difference between the purchase price of a stock and the sale of a stock?
I am not really sure about what your asking, but I need to ask you something and you tell me if it makes any sense to you at all.
The purpose of an initial public offering (IPO) is to do what?
The first sale of stock to the public or To raise money to fund a company's activities.
What terms describe the difference between the purchase price of a stock and the sale price of a stock?
I am not really sure about what your asking, but I need to ask you something and you tell me if it makes any sense to you at all.
The money a stockbroker makes from a sale of stock?
commission
A stockbroker sold 15 shares of stock for 32.78 each What was the total amount of the sale?
491.7
Joint stock companies raised money through the sale of?
Joint stock companies raised money through the sale of shares of stock. This allows the company to turn ownership over to the shareholders with the most stocks purchased.
What is same day sale of a stock option?
Same Day Sale is when an individual performs two actions regarding Stock Options at the same time. The first is the sale of the stock on a stock exchange and the second is the exercise of the stock option. The advantage of the Same Day Sale is that the individual does not have to actually pay for the exercise of his stock option. Part of the money the individual receives from the sale of the stock is used to pay for the exercise of the option. Same Day Sale has tax ramifications that should be reviewed with an individuals tax adviser or CPA.
The money raised through the sale of stock and boneds is one of the factors of production?
true
Joint-stock companies raised money through the sale of in each company?
stocks or shares
Ex-stock subject to prior sale?
Ex stock prior to sale
Joint-stock companies raised money through the sale of in each company.?
stocks or shares
What terms describe the difference between the purchase price of a stock and the sale of a stock?
I am not really sure about what your asking, but I need to ask you something and you tell me if it makes any sense to you at all.
The purpose of an initial public offering (IPO) is to do what?
The first sale of stock to the public or To raise money to fund a company's activities.
What is the role and function of stock broker?
A stockbroker is a person or company who buys and sells stocks on behalf of another person or company. Stockbrokers make a profit by charging a commission off of the purchase and sale of stocks. A stockbrokers profit can vary, they may be very rich or go bankrupt
What is the difference between a Stock sale or an asset sale?
In a stock sale, the buyer purchases all or a portion of the stock (or membership interest in the case of an LLC) of a business entity. In most cases, the purchase would be at least for a controlling (majority) interest. The business entity itself continues to exist as before, there is simply a change of ownership. Notably, if the business entity owed people money before the stock sale, it will continue to owe that money after the stock sale, so the new owner effectively assumes all of the obligations of the business.In an asset sale, the buyer only purchases assets from the business. Unless the buyer agrees to assume specific liabilities (or, in some instances, if there are specific liabilities that follow the assets, by law), the buyer is not responsible for paying the debts of the selling company. After the sale of the assets, the old company continues to have the responsibility to pay its creditors.
