according to the bids made by the people
2006-07-15 03:38:08
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answered by Anonymous
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I don't rate your question. Oh, thou art charitable?
On a level field, a non-entity, all stocks & shares are over priced at any one time. If not, it will be a case of certain investors are dis-interested given certain stock's aren't liquid. Therefore as an investor, small cap shares are interesting. For some losers ABC!
Risk assessment is the key factor in your choice - pigeon hole precise please.
No matter your age and brain cap~, pay close attention to volume, the trend line and volume. In the case of Cable and Wireless which was once twenty pound, now trading one pound, pay close attention to an industry-sector and risk assesment; i.e know yourself and know your field.
Satisfaction is knowing that you've invested six years for a stock to reach it's peak and see the end to it's cycle. Believe me all stocks have a cyclical life, even said to consolidate. Perhaps pay closer attention to an industry's cyclical life than more so what you expect to make from a days profiteering, i.e carpetbagging.
All the above is of no value without a grasp of fundamentals, technical and business basics. British are the best for making common sense of a stock's fair value. Often laid bare in it's Annual report - reportedly forseen. If you can grasp the basics, and be a square, and have clinical gut feeling then you are with wit, a true corsair.
Forget rates, some brokers give free shares to entice their closest clients, as the good-bad sentiment will be factored in. Bid and offer increments work well for day traders. Day traders are fickle, and often lose as they are margin account holders.
2006-07-17 02:02:23
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answered by ABC 3
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2016-02-15 22:46:23
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answered by ? 3
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The price of shares move up and down throughout the day depending on good old supply and demand, which also sets the fluctuating price of everything from oil, gas, electricity, football tickets, oranges, apples even a loaf of bread, and everything that goes into it .....
The world constantly changes, and the views of the mkt participants change with it. If suddenly some economic data comes out suggesting inflationary pressures are escalating in the economy, people will sell shares because interest rates are likely to rise, similarly a cooling down of an economy like weak GDP figures will have people selling, and recovery people buy ....
Throughout the trading day, every moment people change views, and different people who all interpret the mkt in different ways are all sending orders to the market to do different things .....
2006-07-15 06:17:52
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answered by Anonymous
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The KEY thing to realize is that the stock market is like Ebay. There are buyer and sellers bidding on things. Buyers want to pay less, sellers want more.
In finance, we call the price that the buyer is willing to pay (BID) and the price the seller is willing to sell (ASK). With stocks, you buy at the ASK price because that's what the seller wants.
When youre selling stock, you sell at the BID, which is what the buyer is willing to pay.
The difference between the ASK and the BID is called the spread.
2006-07-15 04:25:29
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answered by msoexpert 6
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2014-10-07 12:16:23
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answered by Anonymous
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suppose you buy a share of a company and the demand for the ptoduct of that company is going down then shares value will be going down as per demand
and on other side it is reverse
2006-07-15 03:46:02
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answered by Anonymous
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you obviously do not have a rich stockbroker sponsor else you would know
2006-07-15 04:29:52
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answered by lucy j 2
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