In August 1977, the stock was selling for $18.75
The company's earning record and future earnings probability will influence the price of the stock to a very large extent.
In the strictest sense of the word, not much. As long as the company does not run out of cash, then its stock price is irrelevant to the company's operations. However, stock price is a reflection of what the market thinks the company's equity is worth, and this has implications. So, here are some scenarios: If the stock price undervalues a company's equity... it will tend to attract buyout offers and hostile takeovers as people take advantage of the stock's low price. Also, investors will be unhappy with the stock performance and the CEO will not collect large bonuses. So CEO turnover is another symptom of a low stock price. And finally, underpriced stock will also tend to be "bought back" because the company views it as a good investment. If the stock price overvalues a company's equity... the company will be more prone to using its stock to acquire other companies. Stock buyback become less attractive, and it becomes very expensive for the company to be acquired.
Yes, you own part of the company.
The market price of a share of stock is determined by the forces of demand and supply. Shares represent partitions in the ownership of a company.
In August 1977, the stock was selling for $18.75
if you bought 200 shares of standard oil stock when they were first issued and had the certificates is they stock worth anything today?
The closing price of a stock is the price that the final trade for a stock during the standard market hours was made.
The IBM stock prices for January of 2013 varied a bit through the month. The stock's price ranged from 193.80 at the lowest in the beginning of the month, up to 204.47 as the high end price on the 31st on January.
What was the price of Detroit Edison company stock in 1980
An increase in demand for the company's stock
The company's earning record and future earnings probability will influence the price of the stock to a very large extent.
In the strictest sense of the word, not much. As long as the company does not run out of cash, then its stock price is irrelevant to the company's operations. However, stock price is a reflection of what the market thinks the company's equity is worth, and this has implications. So, here are some scenarios: If the stock price undervalues a company's equity... it will tend to attract buyout offers and hostile takeovers as people take advantage of the stock's low price. Also, investors will be unhappy with the stock performance and the CEO will not collect large bonuses. So CEO turnover is another symptom of a low stock price. And finally, underpriced stock will also tend to be "bought back" because the company views it as a good investment. If the stock price overvalues a company's equity... the company will be more prone to using its stock to acquire other companies. Stock buyback become less attractive, and it becomes very expensive for the company to be acquired.
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Dole food Company is one of the world's largest suppers of fruits and vegetables. However, it is not a publicly traded company and as a private company has no stock price.
The stock price of Bell Atlantic in January 1984 was $82.12. Bell Atlantic is now known as Verizon Communications.
Premier Foods (PFD) have a stock price of 72.44 pence in 2013. The market cap is å£176.9 million and a market cap rank of 571. The share price has declined slightly between January 2013 and April 2013.