In response to the question "Price of lilco stock in 1981" in "Business and FInance", someone pointed to a website apparently maintained by Thomson Financial that appears to be, or have been, maintained for Keyspan, which was the successor corporation to LILCO, and which has since been acquired by National Grid. By entering: "http://corporate-ir.net/ireye/ir_site.zhtml?ticker=KSE" one arrives at this site. If one then selects "Stock Price" on the left hand side of the page and then selects from the items that appear below it "BU & LIL Historical Prices (1980-1998)", a list of prices for Brooklyn Union and Long Island Lighting (LILCO) appears. One can scroll down to the company and day of interest, or one can first select the year for BU or LILCO and then scroll to the date of interest. I logged on directly to the site www.keyspanenergy.com, but was unable to find this information there.
The HP stock market price over the past 10 years has been consistently falling. Around the middle of the 10 year period stock prices started to go back up, but shortly after took another sharp fall. Recently, though, prices have been going back up.
The question is misleading. In fact the goal of financial management is to maximize future share prices. Current share prices are a reflection of past financial decisions. David
At the moment BP stock is low as compared to the recent past. Therefore if you were to assume that BP will be able to sort out the troubles that have caused the stock price fall, you could expect the stock to regain its former value. However, there is a risk, past performance is not necessarily an indication of future performance.
Left to right or if you want from past to future
A "hold" in financial terms means that the stock trader already has bought shares of a company in the past and is going to "hold on to them" because he/she believes the value of those shares will grow in the future.
In the past I have found that http://www.dailyfinance.com/historical-stock-prices/ is an excellent website for finding any historical stock prices you may need.
There are many websites that offer to predict future stock prices. Predictions are based on previous stock price movements and past returns. These predictions, however, are not very accurate.
Trended. "Back in the 1990s, prices on that particular stock trended upwards."
The United States economy has a direct effect on the stock market, and the for the past couple of years the economy has been getting bigger. Right now, it seems as though the stock prices are doing well.
stock prices would decline and investors would lose money
Currently the market is sitting at about $113 for gold stock. Over the past week it has ranged from about $70 to $114. This is as of August 22, 2011 at close.
India being an underdeveloped country their stock market will have their ups and downs. However due in large part to Foreign investors the india stock market has seen a 125% increase in stock prices over the past 24 months. Stock prices will most likely continue to grow another 20% by the end of 2011.
Nike trades on the New York Stock Exchange under the symbol NKE. Many sites provide information about current and past stock prices, including Google Finance, Yahoo Finance, Cnbc.com and many others. Type in the name or stock symbol of any publicly traded company for more information. For more information on investing, economics and finance, visit: http://navinvesting.blogspot.com
The HP stock market price over the past 10 years has been consistently falling. Around the middle of the 10 year period stock prices started to go back up, but shortly after took another sharp fall. Recently, though, prices have been going back up.
Commodity prices are high and maybe people are realizing that chocolate isn't good for you (probably not though)
The past tense of "address" is "addressed."
If the stock market has shown one thing about itself over the past decade, it's that it is horrifyingly unstable. The rates at which stocks go up and down are almost comical at times, and it really doesn't speak well of the system as a whole that it is so unreliable. One of the major issues with the stock market is the way in which gold stock prices are portrayed in the market on a daily basis. The rampant fluctuation of gold stock prices gives way to a concept that gold itself fluctuates in value in much the same way, when this is really not true. In fact, the value of gold remains fairly steady in spite of gold stock prices.Recently, gold stock prices have been labeled as "obscene" by some industry monitors, and that has not gone by without issue. Now that gold stock prices have reached a slightly lower range, there is renewed interest in these stocks. However, one thing that many people don't seem to realize is that not much has happened to the "real" value of gold during this entire period of unrest in the area of gold stock prices. In fact, there has been a fairly steady value attributed to gold throughout this era of high gold stock prices.