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Saturday, February 5, 2011

How does the stock market?


Understanding the stock market can be quite daunting for beginners. But to understand how it works you must try and understand the mechanics behind the market. So how does the market?

A stock market operates on the basic principles of supply and demand. The main actors are buyers and sellers that determine prices through their trading behavior and the brokers who facilitates the inventory and distribution. Understand how the stock market works, the first step is to understand how to invest in the market for financial gain.

What are layers?

A stock, also known as terms share and equity, represent ownership in a company. When companies want to expand their activities and require capital to do so, they often turn to set up parts of the company for sale to the general public and ask them to buy a "share" of the company. Thus, all holders of shares in a company, all shareholders, is a partner and get a share of the company's earnings in the form of dividends. The stock is therefore a good investment for shareholders and a financing for the company.

How do the work that the stock market an auction house?

The market serves as an auction house, because the shares sold to the highest bidder. Buyers bid for shares and seller sells shares around the current stock price. The stock is sold to the highest bidder. The price of shares is determined by fluctuations between supply and demand. A company that is doing well financially will generally see a greater demand for the shares of the company than a company in financial difficulties. The same can be said about the economy: a declining economy will see lower demand while a sound prosperous economy will see a high demand for investment.

Stock trading basics

Shares are traded on the stock market (also known as a stock exchange). This is the place where the brokers to facilitate orders from buyers and sellers.

Stocks traded today also electronically, so that the movements of the stock, while I can't physically, can still be tracked digitally. Many people, it's easier to invest in and monitor their stock portfolio via the internet because it is updated in real time.

It is important to note that even if a company release its first stock directly to the public via an IPO (initial public offer), the share is traded on the stock exchange has no direct involvement by the company and is only a transaction between the buyer and seller.

What are stock quotes?

If you open the newspaper to the financial pages or check out one of the many online financial sites, is the chance that one of the first things you see are a table with many alpha-numeric values in columns and rows. This is a stock table. The inventory provides the following information: name of company, 3 letter ticker symbol for the company, the highest and lowest prices on that layer in the past week (or other time period), dividends paid, the stock yield is calculated as a percentage of dividend per year divided by dividend per share, the closing share price and the net change in the dollar price of share (either positive or negative-positive labeled with a green arrow and a negative with a down red arrow)

How does the stock market, Stock prices?

Prices are representative of supply and demand. High inventory demand combined with low prices while supply is driving a low demand in combination with high delivery makes prices go down.

Perhaps the most important question is how to determine if the price of a stock will go up or down. Understand how stock market works helps you decide the stock price developments and places you in a better position to make your fortune on the stock market.








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