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A stockholder owns part of a company. The price he paid for the stock has little bearing on its value, which depends on the value of the company or on the profits it makes. A stock may either increase in value, or decrease, and if a company becomes insolvent, the value of the stock could fall, even to zero.Some forms of stock (including preferred stock) may pay dividends, which can provide profits without having to sell the stock.
Implied volatility is the expected volatility of the underlying stock. The higher the implied volatility, the more the underlying stock is expected to move and thus the more expensive an option becomes due to increased extrinsic value.
Stock market crash due to buying on margin and overextention of credit to buy consumer goods.
i think the main reason of that is falling of US dollar
explain dow theory in investment management.or exolain the dow theory and how it might be used to determine the direction of the Stock Market.dec2008 or dec 2009 or dec 2011
If one unit of one stock costs more than one unit of another stock, that is utterly meaningless by itself. The stock is given some initial value - and this value is quite arbitrary.What matters much more is whether the stock goes up or down over time. The changes in price of a stock depend on supply and demand. If lots of people want to buy a certain stock, the price will go up. This, in turn, depends on the people's expectations, of how valuable the stock will be in the future.
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The reason for a company's elimination might be its own downsizing (so it can no longer be considered a large-cap [capitalization] stock) or its acquisition by or merger with a different type of company not represented in the S and P.
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When a stock splits, one stock becomes two. People that own the stock can see the value of their stock for the company double.
When a stock splits, one stock becomes two. People that own the stock can see the value of their stock for the company double.
The Gray Market usually refers to companies that for one reason or another are not listed companies on the stock market. The gray market for shares is an unregulated marketplace where company stocks are traded before the company becomes registered on the stock market.
the only valuable answer would be what days is it? it can change every day or for that matter in just a few hours.
Stock MarketPropertiesPut money in bank to gain interest.
#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.
Stock photography websites, such as Stock Exchange, can be a valuable source of free stock photography. Often times, however, a designer will want specific stock artwork, which often can be purchased in license from stock photography companies, both online and offline.
You might lose money in the stock market.