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- When a stock price rises, does the company get more money?
When a stock price rises, the company's assets are worth more This doesn't mean it gets more cash directly, but it can liquidate (= sell) some of its stocks for a higher return than before
- investing - Which is the stock symbol of C3. ai? - Personal Finance . . .
0 I've been trying to find the stock price symbol for this company https: c3 ai But so far, it's been a fool's errand There are a few websites which talk about its capitalization, the major investors and so on, but no one is mentioning the stock name: it looks like you have to pay just to get such an elementary information (damn crooks!)
- Is it better to realize a loss and buy back into a stock at the lower . . .
Is it better to realize the loss and buy back in at the lower price or just hold it? I'm not a big fan of hypothetical questions It depends on what you're trying to optimize for, i e taxes or total return Most investment advisors would tell you "don't let the tax tail wag the investment dog " There's an opportunity cost to selling with the intent to buy back in at a lower price What if it
- How do companies benefit from an increase in the share price of the . . .
Specifically, the 'cost of equity' is how the stock price fits in If you are interested in how this plays out in practice, here's an article from a few years ago about a rise in new stock issuances Another example is that AMC has responded to its meme stock status by issuing new shares
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In thinking about it, I see your confusion, because it says "before or after the sale" - this is meant to cover the situation where you buy 100 stock, buy 100 more stock, then sell 100 stock and claim you were in fact selling the first 100 stock and thus claim a loss But I can see how you could read the quote as including this, so +1 for a surprisingly non-obvious implication of the wording
- Can I place a stock limit order to buy above the current price? Can I . . .
10 In order to bypass the queue and get my orders filled before others, can I sell below the current price and buy above the current price in the stock market? I have found stocks with good liquidity and relatively large prices but am concerned that they will not get filled due to my place in the queue
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A price target does not mean that they expect the stock to hit that price with high certainty, it's the average of several possibilities based on their predictions of future performance Plus, they often don't give a specific timeframe (e g it will hit $515 in the next 6 months) but a general idea of the future price based on expectations of future performance Even so, having less granular
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