Companies like their stocks to go up in value because:
If you own a share of stock, you:
A stock is to a mutual fund as:
You are an enterprising high school student. You inherit $10,000 and want to use it to pay for your college education starting in a little over two years. You can’t afford to lose money, but you need more for college. Should you:
You discover your great-great--grandfather named you in his will. The good news is that he left you stock in Coca-Cola. The bad news is that it is only one share he bought in 1919 (ten years before the Great Depression) for $40. How much is that share worth now?
Which of these has the most effect on the price of a stock:
You read that the Dow Jones Industrial average has gone down 500 points in the last two weeks. What does this mean to you as an investor:
The efficient market theory states that:
If a company listed on the New York Stock Exchange makes a profit it:
When you buy a share of stock, the money you pay for it is: