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    Stock Vs Common Stock

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    COMMON STOCKS VERSUS BONDS Common stock is a type of security that represents ownership and expressed in shares in a corporation. The holder of common stock is more volatility and have the voting right to elect the board of directors, employees, et al., and they have rights to the periodic financial reports of a corporation to know their performances. Although common stockholders have lower priority in the events of liquidation, that is, they receive their proceeds of liquidation after bondholders, preferred shareholders and creditors have claimed their earnings. Therefore, a common stock yield is the ratio of annual dividends paid over the past year or expected for the next year divided by the current share price. For example, a stock expected…

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    Stock Vs Bond

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    Often the lay person who has a limited understanding of investing will lump stocks and bonds together when talking about investing in markets. While they do share some similarities, there are also significant differences one needs to be aware of, such as how the investment works, the outside forces that influence value, liquidity, and the markets where they are traded. It is also important to understand rates of return, so I shall include multiple examples using a stock with and without a…

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    Stock Options

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    Stocks are pieces of a company that investors, called shareholders, buy that represent ownership on a small percentage of the corporation's earnings and assets. The percentage that a shareholder owns of a company is proportional to the amount of stocks they've bought and the total amount of stocks a corporation owns. Stocks are purchased and sold at stock markets all around the world. A stock market is where investors can buy, sell, and trade stocks. The largest in the world is the New York…

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    Buybacks Having emerged in recent years as a stock buyback giant, Apple choosing to reward its shareholders in such a way is confusing for some investors. Clearly Apple one of the most noted, reputable, and innovative companies in history, Apple is often questioned as to whether it can offer the same returns from which its fame comes. Apple relies today on a much more diverse array of business options and arms, which includes Apple shares buyback schemes for its army of shareholders. This is…

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    Growth stocks and value stocks are both good investments. However, knowing the nuances of each type of stock and when is the optimum time to invest in each is the key to having a sound investment strategy and maximum return for the investor. Growth stocks are usually characterized by strong growth rates, in current, prior and future periods. Growth stocks a can be defined as the stock of a company which is growing earnings and/or revenues faster than the industry or the overall market.…

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    Pink Sheet Stocks

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    The past and the present of the Pink Sheet Stocks History The Pink Sheet Stocks were originally named for the shade of paper the quotes were generally imprinted on preceding the electronic framework. They are optional business sector offers of stocks that are accessible on the U. S. Over the Counter (OTC) market. "Market Makers” are the dealers who focus on purchasing and offering the securities of OTC sponsors and use the Pink Sheets to distribute offer and ask costs. An organization named…

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    The Stock Market Crash

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    The stock market has long befuddled Americans because of its complexity and uncertainty. There have been strategies on how to attack the stock market, however, about 80% of people still lose money. A strategy to combat this is to diversify your assets to avoid having your investment crash if a company fails. This is, however, becoming an increasing issue due to 10% of the market index consisting of just 3 companies and 50% being comprised of only 50 companies. These companies became so large…

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    CHAPTER IV DATA ANALYSIS AND INTERPRETATION SHARE PRICE MOVEMENT Stock prices change every day as a result of market forces. By this we mean that share prices change because of supply and demand. If more people want to buy a stock (demand) than sell it (supply), then the price moves up. Conversely, if more people wanted to sell a stock than buy it, there would be greater supply than demand, and the price would fall. Understanding supply and demand is easy. What is difficult to comprehend is…

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    Stock Trak Simulation

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    Introduction/Overview For the class Stock-Trak simulation, I was given $1 million dollars to invest however I choose to. I made all trades on the week on February 5, 2018, and the report was conducted following the close of the market on April 27, 2018. After the near-three month simulation, my portfolio lost $3,509.83. When choosing what to purchase, I made sure to diversify my portfolio. Diversifying is a risk-reducing strategy in which investments are spread out among various industries to…

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    Nasdaq Stock Trade

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    As indicated by the business word reference, a stock trade is a sorted out budgetary market where money related instruments, for example, securities; stocks, choices, notes, and so on are exchanged. The stock trades are typically controlled by the fitting administering body contingent upon the nation in which the stock trade is situated in. The essential elements of a stock trade are it goes about as a middle person amongst savers and speculators ( a component of essential markets) and…

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