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Cash inflow - they are offering the public a chance to earn dividends (profits regularly distributed) in exchange for cash to run the company or do research or buy some technology or even another company. Sometimes a company has outgrown it's facilities and needs to buy new ones but it doesn't have the cash or credit to do this, making a public offering of stock can bring this sort of cash. A lot of companies are not offering stock, they don't have to or don't feel the return on investment is worth it. A lot of times a company goes public because it have reached a plateau that only more investment will allow the company to get past.
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When is a good time to sell your stocks?
The best time to sell your stocks is when the economy in what ever country is going up, This is the time that people go to stocks markets and buy.
What are the benefits of owning stocks?
Owning a stock is sort of like playing the lottery, you can buy them at a low price and hope that they grow and grow. The more money the company you invested in, the more your stocks will go up. Once the stock goes up that you bought you can sell them at a higher price and make a profit. Although the prices of the stocks can go down in which case you will lose a lot of money.
What is the stock exchange in financial market?
A stock exchange is the place where stocks/shares are listed and where investors go to buy/sell their stocks. Ex: National Stock Exchange, India
What is the procedure for selling stocks that you own?
If you have the certificates you need to take these to your bank manager or a stock broker and instruct them to sell the stocks for you (you cant do this yourself you have to go though a broker) - they will charge commission.
How does one learn to buy and sell stocks?
If you are interested in buying and selling stocks you need to go to a financial website and take an introductory course. These are offered free by all of the best stockbroker firms.
When did Disneyland stocks go public?
Disneyland isn't a company, it's owned by The Walt Disney Company, so it doesn't have stocks. You can invest in Disneyland through Disney though. The stocks of The Walt Disney Company went public on April 2, 1940, and Disneyland was opened on July 17, 1955.
what means xeipoe?
Definition: Initial public offering is the process by which a private company can go public by sale of its stocks to general public. After IPO, the company's shares are traded in an open market.
What would happen if you invested your money in stocks and shares portfolios?
Your stocks will be worth the money you paid for them, but can increase or decrease depending on whether or not the value of the company goes up. Companies will also pay you a specified divident of their profits which is dependent on how much profit they make and how many shares you own. You don't get paid if the company doesn't make a profit. ------------------------------------------------ The value of the stocks can go up or down, if they go down (or the company goes bust) you lose money if you have to sell the stocks. If they go up you can make money if you choose to sell your stock holding. It is therefore a risk.
When is a good time to sell your stocks?
The best time to sell your stocks is when the economy in what ever country is going up, This is the time that people go to stocks markets and buy.
How do you start a megamart having the capital only in six digits but want to collect the capital from public '?
Go public (sell stock in your company).
Which companies allow public to buy their stocks?
Anyone can buy stocks and shares. You need to go through a broker however.
What are the benefits of owning stocks?
Owning a stock is sort of like playing the lottery, you can buy them at a low price and hope that they grow and grow. The more money the company you invested in, the more your stocks will go up. Once the stock goes up that you bought you can sell them at a higher price and make a profit. Although the prices of the stocks can go down in which case you will lose a lot of money.
How does the trading of stocks help a business?
Let's say a company needs a lot of money to expand the business so instead of getting a bank loan for 1 billion dollars they decided to go public and hire an underwriter (like Goldman Sachs) to assist in determining how to go about raising 1 billion dollars via issuance of stock to the public. Once the stock (company shares) go public then the company and Goldman Sachs gets a piece of the money pie and both companies go on their merry way while average joes like us buy and sell the shares among each other which really doesn't do anything for the company because the company already has what they want (1 billion dollars). It's a very long explanation because you also have to consider that company executives have stock options + stock buybacks, etc. You can go to Investopedia.
How can I get access to stocks traded on TSX?
Go to any large bank and open a discount stock trading account and you will be able to buy and sell stocks on any exchange.
What is the stock exchange in financial market?
A stock exchange is the place where stocks/shares are listed and where investors go to buy/sell their stocks. Ex: National Stock Exchange, India
What is a ferry company?
a company in which fairys go and sell pixy dust.
What are the risks of stocks?
Stocks can lose their value quickly due to adverse market conditions. There is also a possibility that the company will go bankrupt. Market shocks can cause volatility in any single stock or group of stocks.
