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What is the difference between shares and dividends?
difrent between profit and divident
What is the definition of an effective price floor?
Government sets the minimum selling price and prices of goods are not supposed to fall below this price. This Causes Surplus and purchasers Overpay.
What is future and option in stock market?
A futures contract is an agreement to buy or sell on date A, quantity B of stock C for price per share D. When date A comes around, you must buy the stock for that price. How this can backfire on you is pretty easy to understand. You bought a futures contract to buy 10,000 shares of GM for $30 per share on June 1, 2009. On June 1, 2009, GM declared bankruptcy and its stock closed at 75 cents per share. An instant loss of $29.25 per share (or $292,500 on the whole deal) is enough to forever discourage anyone from trading in stock futures. Futures have a purpose in life--stabilizing the price of commodities for their users--but stock trading isn't one of those purposes. Options are different: they are like futures but you have the right, not the obligation, to complete the transaction. If you had bought a GM "call" option, you would have the right to buy GM at $30 on June 1. When GM went into the toilet you just wouldn't have exercised the contract. You can also deal in put options, which give their buyers the right to sell stock at a certain price. Puts are often used as insurance policies: if you have a stock you don't trust, you buy a put at the lowest price you want it to fall to. If it DOES fall below that price, you're rid of it.
What determines the movement of a stock price, causing it to either rise or fall?
The movement of a stock price is determined by factors such as company performance, market conditions, investor sentiment, economic indicators, and news events. These factors can cause the stock price to either rise or fall based on how they impact the perceived value of the company.
When the Federal board engages in a tight money policy the price of government bonds tend to?
fall
What is the impact of disinvestment on the share price?
prices fall less due to demand in the market
Why might a public limited company share price fall over time?
cuz like its cool
How a company determines the price of its share?
If a company is publicly traded, the company itself does NOT decide the price of its shares, the market does. A share of stock trades for what an investor is willing to pay for it. Thus, if many investors are interested in buying a stock, its share price will rise. If there isn't much interest, its price will fall. Basic supply and demand.
Why do stock prices fall?
one reasons is the way the investors speculate share prices. then the marketforces. if the economy is booming te share price go down.
How decide market price in the share market?
Market price in the share market is determined by various factors viz., ups and downs of share prices of various cos, any Government decision, international event having repurcussion on domestic market,speculative buying, hedging,rumours and so on. There are many ways for market participants to estimate the price of a stock. Methods usually fall into two types: fundamentals and technical analysis. However the price of a share at any moment of trading is the price transacted, which is the outcome of consensus between buyers and sellers each acting on their own beliefs.
What is the difference between shares and dividends?
difrent between profit and divident
What is the genre of steel magnolias?
Steel Magnolias can fall on both the genre of comedy and of drama. It is a film that was made in 1989.
Will a feather and steel ball fall simultaneously in vacuum?
Yes, in a vacuum both a feather and a steel ball would fall simultaneously because there is no air resistance to impede their free fall. This means they would both fall at the same rate due to gravity, as described by Newton's laws of motion.
How do you account for a fall in the share of fallow land in India?
yes
Why does demand fall?
Demand drops when the price of the demanded good rise.But also demand of a certain good may drop when the price of substitute fall
How is the current demand for a good related to its future prices?
If the price is expected to drop, current demand will fall.
What happens to the equilibrium price when the overall price level falls?
When the overall price level falls, the equilibrium price will usually fall, too.
