Investment Theory

Some time ago when we bought shares we got then in physical share certificates . They are gone now. They have been replaced with a "dematerialized" account or demat account. So when you buy 100 shares of XYZ, they go into the demat account.and they will be shown in your demat account Electonically.

The actual process of buying and selling shares will have to be done from the trading account. Some time ago when we bought shares we got then in physical share certificates . They are gone now. They have been replaced with a "dematerialized" account or demat account. So when you buy 100 shares of XYZ, they go into the demat account.and they will be shown in your demat account Electonically.

The actual process of buying and selling shares will have to be done from the trading account.

Without knowing what the "something" is, it's impossible to say. If you had $800,000 worth of gold in 1905, it would be worth $30.8 million. If you had $800,000 worth of Pullman Car Company stock, it wouldn't be worth anything since they went out of business.

A "blind trust" is payable whenever the terms of the trust say it is payable. A "blind trust" has no features that are different than any other trust except for the fact that the beneficiaries are not allowed to see where the trust assets are invested or influence how they should be invested.

A negative market return means that there has been a loss on investments because stocks have gone down. CAPM is a model that describes the relationship between risk and expected return and could be used to try to foresee negative market returns.

Open economy's will export & import goods and services.

Closed economies put heavy restrictions on importing goods and services. The closed economies can put restrictions on through tarrifs, and laws to protect it's citizens jobs, resources, and management.

Some have mixed economies like Russia. The airline industry in Russia will only hire Russian Piolets. This is creating a shortage of piolets and therefore increase the wages for the jobs. However, Russia still imports many other goods & services.

Another example of closing the economy is Thiland is restricting the export of rice. Thiland is the #1 exporter of rice in the world. This is creating shortags world wide and felt most severly in African nations.

When you're a stockholder, you own one or more shares of a business. When you own shares, you own part (or sometimes all) of that business. Ownership has many benefits, including profit, income, prestige, control, and/or status.

Many people choose to keep their money in banks for security, convenience, and the ability to earn interest. Banks provide protection against theft and loss, as well as access to financial services like loans and credit. Additionally, deposits in many banks are insured up to a certain limit, which adds an extra layer of safety. While it may seem like banks control your money, they also facilitate everyday transactions and savings growth.

It means that Daisy save 2080 $ in a year and interest is 8.5% anually(a year). Interest is calculated as : 14.73 $ (2080 $ * 8.5 * 1 / 100 * 12 = 17680 / 1200)

and interest is calculated on an average daily basis.

A financial intermediary is a financial institution focused on connecting 'agents of surplus and deficit'. The most common form is a bank, which collects deposits from people making savings, then turns that into loans for people who need cash right away.

In Finance, people learn statistics so that they can be able to carry out essential financial calculations such as trend predictions. Statistical calculations can let people make forecasts using current figures.

There are various financial ratios that can help you to assess where to invest your money. A combination of different ratios may help you see the wider picture and help you to decide, if you want to, how to achieve the greatest gain with the lowest risk.

Some of these ratios would include: return on capital employed, payback period, gearing, stock turn, debtor days, etc etc

Ideally you should examine a range of ratios, taking into account also your own attitude to risk.

In addition to considering financial ratios, one should also carefully consider the calibre of the management, the history of the company and their success in quickly adapting to changing economic realities. You should also consider future expectations of the market you are investing in, and your target company's place in that market. And you should assess the competition, and the global economy, and the environment, politically and 'environmentally', in which the business currently operates, and the environment it which it will have to operate in the foreseeable future.

I work for a financial company and usually DTC transfers take anywhere from 5 to 10 business days. I work for a financial company and usually DTC transfers take anywhere from 5 to 10 business days.

team leader is the one who is responsible for his team.a team leader is the person who has the ability to lead his team from the front.he is the man who supports and enthuses his team regularly and motivate his team to perform....

RoE =

(net profits/pretax burden)*(Pretax burden/EBIT)(*EBIT/Sales)*(Sales/Asset)*(Asset/Equity)

(ie)

Tax Burden*Intrest Burden*Return on Sales*Asset Turn Over*leverage

POP=Public Offering Price. Search for other info on Public Offerings, IPOs, POP versus Net Asset Value (NAV) to understand the contexts in which this term is used.

Investing in shares is where you purchase a certain share of a company.

Investing in real assets mean when you actually purchase a house, or gold or silver.

Annual return

Resources-this was the main reason behind colonization in the new world and then Africa/Asia-access to sources-often done with companies that have government backing (The British East India Trading Company, The Hudson Bay Company etc). This is still happening today; oil in Nigeria and the Middle East and mining in Namibia and Chile etc.Marketing-when there is a new product there is a new need for a market. Many companies built their production sites near their market to avoid paying import taxes. Example: Honda in Marysville, Ohio and Nissan in New England. There is also cost reduction after the 1970's many movements abroad which resulted in cheap labor, low taxes and minimal environmental regulations.

The advantage is that it helps us manage our money... The disadvantage is that when it crashes... then we practically lose all our money.

To audit a share register, first verify the accuracy of the recorded shareholder information by cross-referencing it with supporting documents like share certificates and transfer records. Next, ensure compliance with relevant regulations and company policies by checking for proper authorization of share transfers and the maintenance of accurate records. Additionally, assess the completeness of the register by confirming that all issued shares are accounted for and that any changes (such as new issuances or cancellations) are accurately reflected. Finally, review the procedures for updating the register to ensure they are effective and consistently followed.

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Individual investors may have to pay more for stocks because institutional investors are bidding the prices up. This can make it hard for individual investors to have a sizable portfolio.