Usually it is called an initial public offering... IPO.
A term used to describe merchandise that was never sold to or used by consumers before being removed from sale, usually because it was outdated. Dead stock is often warehoused, but it can also subsequently be offered for sale.
There are 23 Stock Exchanges in India. Apart from the NSE and the BSE, the other stock exchanges are: * Ahmedabad Stock Exchange Association Ltd. * Bangalore Stock Exchange * Bhubaneshwar Stock Exchange Association. * Calcutta Stock Exchange * Cochin Stock Exchnage Ltd. * Coimbatore Stock Exchange * Delhi Stock Exchange Association * Guwahati Stock Exchange Ltd. * Hyderabad Stock Exchange Ltd. * Jaipur Stock Exchange Ltd * Kanara Stock Exchange Ltd * Ludhiana Stock Exchange Association Ltd * Madras Stock Exchange * Madhya Pradesh Stock Exchange Ltd. * Mangalore Stock Exchange Limited * Meerut Stock Exchange Ltd. * Mumbai Stock Exchange * National Stock Exchange India * OTC Exchange of India * Pune Stock Exchange Ltd. * Uttar pradesh Stock Exchange Association * Vado dara Stock Exchange Ltd.
"ex stock" just means "from stock". When a vendor says items are "ex stock", it simply means items are already in stock and ready for delivery. -San It stands for "Existing Stock" - Andrew
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A preferred stock is a stock where a public traded company or industry owns most of the stock. Preferred stocks have a claim on capital in the event of complete liquidation.
A stock phrase used to describe a character is known as a character trope. These tropes can be helpful for quickly conveying certain qualities or characteristics of a character to an audience.
Society is a joint-stock company...
an epithet hopes this helps :)
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an epithet
a buying on the margin.
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Words that can precede "stock" include "blue-chip," "growth," "penny," "value," and "dividend." These terms typically describe different categories or characteristics of stocks in the financial market. Additionally, phrases like "inventory stock" or "supply stock" can refer to stock in a business context.
The term 'close out' is usually used to describe the clearing of stock by means of a discount sale. It can also be used to describe an article bought at such a sale.