Sentences with phrase «single stock in that company»

The stock price of a company is the current market price of a single stock in that company.

Not exact matches

The company has expanded to encompass a diversified range of businesses that make it, in a sense, a microcosm of the market in a single stock.

And within a span of six weeks this fall, Hillary Clinton caused a drop in biotech stocks with a tweet calling for greater regulation of drug prices, then single - handedly tanked stocks of private - corrections companies when she tweeted about prison reform.

While many people still think Google is great name to add to a portfolio, the average stock picker will still have to shell out $ 1,200 for a single share in the company.

Conversion Rights — All convertible preferred stock will be automatically converted into common stock upon (i) the closing of an underwritten public offering of shares of common stock of the Company at a public offering price per share that provides at least $ 100 million in aggregate gross proceeds or (ii) approval of at least (a) holders of 66 % of the Series A convertible preferred stock, voting as a single class on an as - converted basis; (b) holders of a majority of the Series B convertible preferred stock, voting as a single class on an as - converted basis; (c) holders of a majority of the Series D convertible preferred stock, voting as a single class on an as - converted basis; and (d) the holders of at least a majority of the then outstanding shares of convertible preferred stock (voting together as a single class and not a separate series, and on an as - converted basis).

In this sort of deal, a company buys all the stock from an investment bank in a single transactioIn this sort of deal, a company buys all the stock from an investment bank in a single transactioin a single transaction.

Mr. Trump has already broken with tradition by singling out companies for criticism, like Boeing, Lockheed Martin, automakers and news organizations, sometimes causing gyrations in their stock prices and prompting debates about whether corporations would tailor their conduct to suit a bellicose president.

You should never hold more than 5 % of your total stock portfolio in a single company.

NEW YORK, April 27 (Reuters)- Nasdaq Inc has asked regulators to allow it to give small companies a choice of trading on a single U.S. stock exchange, rather than all 13 of them, in an effort to make it easier for buyers and sellers of the stocks to find each other.

At year - end 1999, having turned the portfolio over 174 %, the manager said they had moved away from «stable growth companies» such as supermarket and financial companies, and into tech and leisure stocks, singling out in the year - end report Cisco and Sun Microsystems — each selling at the time at about 100 X earnings — for their «reasonable stock valuation.»

While not a single one of these companies released any news during the week to justify the huge move, all three of those company's stocks have been on fire recently — each of them is up more than 28 % in the last month alone.

While JMH Premium has in - stock products for a single restaurant, the companies that need its services the most are those with multiple locations.

The high - tech titans of Japanese industry were joined Wednesday in the major league of the Tokyo Stock Exchange by a company exploiting the 500 - million - year - old science of a single cell organism.

The company, founded in 2013 by former Superdry e-commerce director Chris Griffin, connects brands and retailers through a single integration of product procurement and order fulfillment, making it easier to tweak the online stock mix based on real - time sales data instead of historic sales.

But the companies are probably a good fit in terms of their audiences: While Comixology offers «digital trade» collections, its stock - in - trade is single monthly issues from most of the major comics distributors, and its audience is more likely to think of themselves as comics fans.

After T - Mobile and Sprint said they have ceased discussions to merge into a single entity back in November, both the company today announced a they have entered into a definitive agreement to merge in an all - stock transaction at a fixed exchange ratio of 0.10256 T - Mobile shares for each Sprint share or the equivalent of 9.75 Sprint shares for each T - Mobile US share.

The biggest loss I ever made on a single investment was the investment in the stock of a company that I knew best.

The principle here is the same as diversifying among many stocks and bonds rather than investing in the shares of a single company or bond issue.

For me, I tend to prefer ETFs with less than 10 % -12 % in a single company's stock.

Similarly, by buying stocks of many companies in a single industry you diversify away the company - specific risk, but you still are exposed to the risks of that industry.

The largest and most recognizable technology company in the world has been perhaps the single best - performing stock of the past decade.

So how many stocks do you need in your portfolio to eliminate single - company risk?

It does not matter if you buy stock in a single company or buy hundreds of different stocks in a mutual fund.

The index's first value date is in September 2003, and its universe expanded significantly in October 2010 due to the methodology change that removed the limit to the number of lines of a single company's preferred stock allowed in the index.

I would counsel that he not exceed 5 — 10 % of his total investments in stock in a single company, even if it is the company that employs him.

While the stock of the company may be doing great at the moment he is taking a great deal of risk in tying up his salary as well as his investments in a single company.

It's a stock that combines the various companies in the S&P 500 into one single fund.

As a rule, it's not wise to concentrate more than 10 % or so of your stock holdings in the shares of any single company.

If a single stock (even if it is the world's best company) occupy more than 40 % of your portfolio value, then you are in risk.

But because they buy a small slice of every stock, and hold them through thick and thin, the impact is muted when any single company falls out of bed — and they always have a stake in the market's big winners.

Stocks will fluctuate in response to factors that may affect a single company, industry, sector, country, region or the market as a whole and may perform worse than the market.

The value of stocks held in the Fund will fluctuate in response to factors that may affect a single company, industry, market cap, country or region and may perform worse than the market.

Businesses issue stock in shares and, typically, the greater the amount of shares a single investor possesses, the greater the ownership interest in the company.

But instead of investigating and tying your fortunes to a single stock, you can invest in an ETF that owns stock in lots of blue chip companies.

Hussein Sumar presents Investing in S&P 500 High Yield Dividend Aristocrats Index posted at High dividend stocks, saying, «The S&P High Yield Dividend Aristocrats Index is a method of measuring the 60 highest dividend paying stocks in the S&P Composite 1500 index & only lists those companies that have consistently raised their dividends in the last 25 years, without missing a single year.»

As the company released earnings numbers that crushed forecasts, its stock rose 5 percent in a single day.

Here, the idea was to test whether people understood that a stock mutual fund contains many stocks and that investing in a large group of stocks is generally less risky than putting all one's money into a the stock of a single company.

At year - end 1999, having turned the portfolio over 174 %, the manager said they had moved away from «stable growth companies» such as supermarket and financial companies, and into tech and leisure stocks, singling out in the year - end report Cisco and Sun Microsystems — each selling at the time at about 100 X earnings — for their «reasonable stock valuation.»

I just don't trust having a lot of stock in a single company, even if they've historically done well.

Shares of a single company — whether your employer's or not — tend to be more volatile than a diversified portfolio, which means your portfolio could be much riskier than it would otherwise be if you've got a good portion of your savings in company stock.

Dave doesn't recommend single stocks because investing in a single company is like putting all your eggs in one basket — a big risk to take with money you're counting on for your future.

Dave prefers mutual funds because spreading your investment among many companies helps you avoid the risks that come with investing in single stocks.

I laugh over the market - maker conspiracies.Believing in all that stuff is another sign you're an idiot investor — others being, a) falling in love with a stock / company / management, b) becoming incoherent with rage if somebody dares to question a single thing about «your» stock, etc..

In order to realize how big the stock market is, it's important to realize that we can be talking about owning hundreds, tens of thousands, hundreds of thousands of stocks, and millions of stocks for a single company which can result in millions or billions in valuIn order to realize how big the stock market is, it's important to realize that we can be talking about owning hundreds, tens of thousands, hundreds of thousands of stocks, and millions of stocks for a single company which can result in millions or billions in valuin millions or billions in valuin value.

While it may be tempting to run out and buy the latest hot tech stock, this is generally a risky strategy for new investors, since your money is concentrated in a single company, and you have no control over its leadership or market dynamics.

Even though all the assets in a dividend growth portfolio are in the single asset class stocks, we saw above how you can mitigate risk to your dividend stream by diversifying among a variety of economic sectors, industries, companies with different dividend characteristics, and the like.

BUT... to my knowledge, no one recommends investing RESP funds in penny stocks or a single company that could go bankrupt.

5) You ascertain that you want to live in Southeast Asia most time, and that you need US$ 10,000 / y. 6) To derive the $ 10k / y, you could, for example, a) own a property costing $ 150k and rent it b) keep a stock and bond mutual fund of $ 250K and withdraw 4 % pa from it c) purchase an annuity with a single consideration of $ 180K, for which the insurance company promises to pay you a guaranteed $ 10k / year for as long as you live, plus a variable bonus

This article from USA Today gives advice on how much to invest in your company's stock and starts by reinforcing this latter point: But you've already got plenty invested in your company, even if you don't own a single share.

Stocks are very risky investments, and if you invest in a single company, you can lose 100 % of your investment.