What Is a Stock Quote?

The stock price refers to the price when the stock is bought and sold on the securities market. The stock itself has no value, it is just a proof. The reason it has a price is that it can bring dividend income to its holders, so buying and selling stocks is actually the purchase or sale of a certificate of dividend income. The face value is the basis for participating in the company's profit distribution, the dividend level is the ratio of a certain amount of share capital to the realized dividend, and the interest rate is the level of interest rate of monetary capital. The buying and selling price of a stock, that is, the level of the stock market, depends directly on the amount of dividends and the level of bank deposit interest rates. It is directly affected by supply and demand, and supply and demand are affected by many factors inside and outside the stock market, so that the stock market deviates from its par value. For example, the company's operating conditions, reputation, development prospects, dividend distribution policy, and changes in the external economic cycle of the company, interest rates, money supply, and national politics, economics, and major policies are potential factors that affect stock price fluctuations, which occur in the stock market. The trading volume, trading methods, and trader composition can cause short-term stock price fluctuations. In addition, manipulating stock prices artificially will also cause stock prices to fluctuate. ^[1]

Stock price

Classification of stock prices

In essence, the stock is just a kind of certificate, and its role is to prove the holder's property rights, and does not include the use value like ordinary commodities, so the stock itself has no value and cannot have a price. But when holding shares, shareholders can not only participate

The biased characteristics of stock prices

The biased characteristics of stock prices refer to the long-term historical trend of continuous upward growth of stock prices in general, which is an important theoretical basis for long-term investment funds to be profitable.

The relationship between stock prices and corporate performance

The cash inflows that stocks bring to holders include two parts:

The market price of a stock is determined by the value of the stock, but is also affected by many other factors. Generally speaking, the factors that affect the stock market price are the following:

There are many methods of stock price analysis, the main ones of which are

Stock price book information

"The higher the stock price, the more money"

Author: (US) Blumenthal forward; Liu Jingjing translation

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Publisher: CITIC Press

Published: 2008-10-1

Word Count: 2096000

Edition: 1

Number of pages: 241

Printing time: 2008/10/01

Folio: 16

Imprints: 1

Paper: offset paper

ISBN: 9 787508 612263

Packaging: Paperback

Introduction to stock price content

Like many, Karen Blumenthal, an experienced financial journalist, finds the stock market a mystery. In order to explore the working principle of the stock market, she has gone through hardships and spent a year investigating how all players in the stock market-investors, analysts, company management, and the media-influence the price of a stock. This stock is : Starbucks.

Stock price author profile

Karen Blumenthal, a financial journalist with 25 years of experience, has been a reporter, editor, and editor-in-chief at the Wall Street Journal for 20 years. As a journalist, she covers areas such as retail, energy and high technology, and has been a commercial editor for the Dallas Morning News for two years. She earned an mba degree from Southern Methodist University and is the author of two award-winning non-fiction teen books. Although she occasionally drank a small cup of non-fat mocha latte, her most frequent drink at the Starbucks coffee shop was a medium cup of follicle coffee.