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The market price is simply what you buy or sell a share for at that moment. Since stocks trade with a bid and an ask, there is no way to know which side will eventually ...
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Common shares are prioritized lower than preferred shares. They typically carry no dividend (but can) and holder of common shares, in the event of a bankruptcy, will only...
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Class A shares will differ from Class B shares based on voting rights connected to them. Normally a Class A share will carry more voting rights, but that can change from ...
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Dividends are a companies dispersing some of its earning to its shareholders. Usually, each share holder is given a certain amount per share, hence the term "dividend pe...
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Treasury shares or stocks is the portion of shares that the company keeps in their own treasury. It can be from a repurchase or buyback from shareholders; or it maybe sh...
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Earnings per share is simply the annual earnings of a company divided by how many shares they have. If company XYZ earns $20,000,000 in 2009 and has 10,000,000 shares, th...
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Ordinary shares are shares that are not preferred shares and do not have any predetermined dividend amounts. It entitles the owner to a share of the corporation's profits...
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An outstanding share is the number of stocks that are held by investors including restricted shares owned by company officers and insiders, in addition to the common shar...
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Equity shares are just another name for common or ordinary shares in a company. Equity refers to stock as well, so equity shares just means the part of the overall stock ...
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Book value is essentially the net worth of the company (Total assets - Total Liabilities) and shows the liquidation value of a company if it were to go bankrupt. Book val...
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Preferred shares are a type of stock ownership that always come with a dividend attached and without voting rights. They also have rights ahead of common shareholders in ...
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Share usually refers to a share of stock. It's called a share because a stock is an equitable share, or part, of the company. By owning a stock you own a "share" of the c...
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Mutual funds offer an array of pros and cons. Mutual funds are a great way to meet a certain financial goal, because mutual funds are built with a theme, for example: tax...
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Like any process of bonding, a fiduciary bond is basically protecting the person that the fiduciary is working for from negligent or fraudulent performance. Much like a b...
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Oil and gas investments can provide an important method of diversification for investors with larger portfolios. They can also provide tax write-offs for high-income inve...
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The advantages of investing in copper is no different than any precious metal: it is dependent on supply and demand. Copper is one of the more widely used metals in the w...
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While silver isn't used in as many products as copper, it is still a very important and growing metal for industrial uses. Some of the newer uses also make it impossible ...
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Investors have traditionally looked to gold as a haven of safety during periods of market turbulence. Gold is an asset in and of itself and is therefore valuable as a hed...
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