As at April 2, 1979, AT&T: High 61.3750, low 61.0000.
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The Model T sold for as little as $260.
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It is because the companies sell the stocks when they go public and keep the money as operating capital and never have to retun it to the stock holders or anyone else. They do not have t pay any interest or dividends. If the market looses confidence in the value of the stock the company cannot reise additional capital and it goes bankrupt.
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End of Day 04/09/2008 Walmart Stock was $54.14 per share. See Yahoo Finance: http://finance.yahoo.com/q?d=t&s=WMT
It depends because the price is always changing but the current price is $33.64.
As of Tue 07/21/2009 4:57 PM EDT the price per share was $ 2.65 United States Dollars. Its current price can be found here. http://quote.morningstar.com/stock/s.aspx?t=C
In today's ever changing market, the price of stock changes from minute to minute when the stock exchange is open. In order to find out the exact price, you would have to look at the price when you buy. You will also have to add your stock broker's fee to that figure. At the end of trading February 29, 2008, the price was $27.20. To see the current price, use this link. http://finance.yahoo.com/q/bc?s=MSFT&t=my
Berkshire Hathaway Class A stock closed today at $115,000 per share. You buy this stock because it's about as risky as T-bills but it's far more profitable (That is, if you can manage to put together the cash needed to buy it.) This stock is not for the faint of heart; because of its exceptional size, a one-percent loss "costs" you over a thousand dollars. They also have a Class B stock, which is equivalent to one-thirtieth of a share of Class A stock except it has one-two hundredth the voting rights per share of Class A stock. The Class B stock sells for around $4000.
L&T at one time was the highest priced share listed at sensex
The historical stock prices for AT&T are July 19, 1984 stock price was 59.75 at openening and 59.38 at closing and on June 17,2011 the opening price was 30.65 and closing was 30.61.
at 1:20 PM on 10-26-2016, it is $36.46
This question is a matter of the relativity of the investor's perspective. What is Velocity in physics? Delta(x) (the displacement) over Delta(t) (the time elapsed). If you are a home bound day trader then you may view the change in the stock price as its displacement, relative to the the change in time. However if you are a capital asset manager or equity trader you will assume the most realistic (pessimistic) view. Time here is subjective; do you watch the change in the stock price per second? per hour? per day? You might chart this change in price to time as Y= Price($) and X=x(t). This is interesting because it gives you a purely quantitative approach to the cahnges in the nominal stock properties and may allow you to react more effeciently in times of accumulating crises. The definition that most professionals use is the P/E ratio, Price to earnings. In other words when the talking heads on the television tell you that a stock is trading at three times earnings this means that the current stock price is 3x (multipled by three) to most recent reported balance sheet record of earnings per share (can refer to both to undiluted and diluted earnings per share; depending upon the analyst) or the current market price divided by earnings per share. Market price is also a very subjective reference, because an original market price could refer to the discounted value (the real value of the stock after applying the dividend discount model), or the market price by the book value of the stock.
The day after Armstrong's appointment was announced, AT and T stock rose 5.1 percent in heavy trading to $47.50 a share.
In January of 1982, the massive conglomeration that was Bell AT&T Corporation was forced to divest, or split, as the result of an antitrust lawsuit. The breakup was completed at the end of 1983, and on January 1, 1984, AT&T opened for public trading with their stock price at $0.00. By the end of the day, it sold for $4.91.
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