It depends what stock market you are buying. For example, Face-book is above $100 per share. Though if you want the average here is some steps; The average price per share is determined by dividing the cost of acquiring the shares by the number of shares purchased. The average price per share can seem complicated to determine if an investor has purchased different quantities of a stock at different prices. An example of determining an average price per share would be a purchase of 150 shares of XYZ Corp. at $10.58 per share and 300 shares at $8.96 per share. What is the average price per share of the 450 shares? In this case the average price per share is determined by dividing the total cost of the shares ($4,275), by 450 (the number of shares purchased). Using this simple formula the average price per share paid for the XYZ Corp. was $9.50. The average price per share is important to know fortax purposes and the average price per share also determines the break-even point for a stock.
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share premium could be calculated as by getting the difference between the market price of the share and its nominal price. Formula: Share Premium= Market Price - Nominal Price
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In January 2013, the average stock price of AIG was trading between 38 to 48 dollars per share, up from a low of 12 to 14 dollar in 2008 and 2009.
Share prices often fluctuate and so it can be difficult to give a solid price. The current price per share is $3.70 for Lloyds TSB Group, keep an eye on their website for any changes.
The current price on Activision stock is 15.17 dollars per share. Its highest price was 15.46 dollars per share and its lowest price was 14.93 dollars per share. Their volume is at around 4.8 million with an average volume of 7.3 million.
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Determinant of share price
Any move away from the fundamental share price would be considered artificial. Such an example may be speculation that causes a bubble (e.g. the dot com bubble). Another example is legislative intervention that limits share price movement, reporting, etc. Again the share price is less likely to reflect the fundamental value of the company.
The value of a share changes based on its demand and supply. When the demand for a share is more (Lot of people buying it) its price goes up. When the supply of a share is more (Lot of people selling it) its price goes down. The demand and supply of a share can change due to various factors like global economic scenario, company's profits, change in management, mergers and acquisitions etc.