The price of a firm's stock is determined by the market - what are people willing to pay for it. You might consider things like Net Book Value and Price/Earning ratio; but you also have to consider other business conditions: Has the company just secured a valuable patent or trademark that has not produced any income yet? Are they suceptible to other market trends (good or bad) such as mortgage companies feeling the impact of a declining real estate market. And don't ever confuse a good product with a good company - a poorly managed company will fail regardless of their products. A stock is considered over valued if the combined market price of all the company's shares is above the expected future value of the company, and it is considered undervalued if the combined market price of all the company's shares is below the expected future value of the company.
it it bad news when a ceo sell his shares
Warren Buffet, was and still is a property developer ( he buys cheap, bad quality houses makes them more asteticaly appealing and then sells that off for a profit.) he also invests in the stock market... im not quite sure but my commerce teacher told me
No. Because of the bad economy, high prices, poor prospects for the future, downward slide of the stock market, and a rising national debt; the overall credit card debt is up and rising. As long as the economy is poor and does not look good for the future, credit card debt will increase. People are using their credit cards to buy essential goods and services they can not afford to be without.
YES. Gold will never lose its value. Stocks are very risky. You might get more money, but then you might lose money. If you like peace of mind, choose gold.Added: The above response is an OPINIONonly. Smart investors have been arguing and wondering over this question since their has been a stock market, and the answer is still not clear. In bad times gold does seem to do well, but in even moderately good times, it is not necessarily a good investment.
The Stock market has Cycling periods of good and bad times.
Bad like the whole U.S. The stock market crashed and no one can find jobs.
is ethic a good thing or bad. if its bad may you please send me those forms and those good forms. and how does its affect SA economy ways to install good work ethics in emploiyees
Like every other company on the stock market, it depends on how its doing, in terms of sales.
I'll start, YES it's bad ,and yes if you buy stock in Marijuana just remember some states are fighting a war on your stock . So Good luck
An investor...LOL
The stock market is a very unexpectable thing. Some days it likes the shocker, some days it likes to pound your mom silly.
The current stock market sentiment for this week is depressing, considering the bad economic news. The sentiment is expected to continue to spiral downward.
The economy wasn't as bad as it was in the 1920's during the stock market crash.
The same rules of investment in the stock market and the same risks still apply today and will continue to apply in good times or bad times. To put it succinctly, there are no guarantees with stock market investments. A stock broker can give you advice and give you statistics on average yearly returns, but there are no promises with the stock market. If you are a long-term investor, it could be wise to go the stock market route because you have time to ride out the cycles. However, if you are looking for a return within the next five years, the stock market could be risky.
That is a breathtakingly bad strategy.
of course it is bad research about it