what is a guilt as in stock market and what is meant by stocks?
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I think you mean gilt*\n\nGilts are bonds issued by some governments, generally we talk about UK gilts. They are a method of financing government debt, sold to the public with a rate of return usually just above the base rate however this will vary depending on supply/demand.\n\nStock/Share\n\nThese are issued by companies which choose to float on the stock market. Companies will sell stock as a 'cheap' way of raising cash. Each stock represents ownership or a 'share' in the company. A typical FTSE 100 company will float billions of shares thus if you buy one share in a company with a float of one billion shares, you own one billionth of that company. The typical reason for buying stocks in a company will be for a return on your investment if you think the company is going to do well or is undervalued.
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BSE NSE are stock exchanges in which people trade on shares.\n\nDemat is a special account each person needs to have before they can trade (buy or sell stocks).\n\nFor more details please visit the link below
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The stock market reacts to news and economic conditions. By the time the market reacts the event has already occurred. If you are waiting on the market to tell you where things are headed, you are already too late.
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Guilt is an inner voice that is trying to tell you that something is not right.  You need to look at that guilt and understand where it is coming from and why.  We all have an inner conscience that tells us when we have strayed from the belief system we hold to.  We need to forgive others, or ourselves, make a firm amendment not to repeat the cause of that guilt (the action, thought, etc.) and if necessary make restitution to whomever we have hurt or damaged by our action.  I am talking about actual guilt that is a result of a wrong action on our own part, where we have violated our own inner beliefs and not someone elses attempt to use guilt to shame or control us according to their own agenda.
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Stocks represent ownership in a corporation.  When a company goes public, they sell shares to the general public thru an underwriter who sells the shares to large clients.  Once these large clients have the stocks any individual can buy or sell these stocks in the open market -- once you have access to the market.\n\nTo get access to the market you need to open up a brokerage account with an investment company.  If you have never bought or sold stocks before I highly recommend that you get your feet wet with mutual funds first -- reading the prospectuses could provide you with some information about what THEY look for when purchasing stocks and bonds.\n\nThe stock market is the bets place to have your money for the long term, but you really should leave it to the experts -- funds are a great way to diversify, particularly with limited funds.
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Stock exchange is a exchange of buying & selling shares for that you must have PAN Card No De mat & Bank account DBC through share market brokers and you must konw complete profile of company and list of company involved in issuing shares. shares are of three kinds they are bull bear and stag they are the main brokers
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Never ever lie!!\nBecause all money in the world is not able to remove that bad feeling of being guilty from your mind.Try to sell some thing that you believe in.Besides, it's good that you have such feeling some people never mention it.\nGood luck
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A stock exchange, where stocks are bought and sold, is considered a market. Equities are shares (or stocks) in a company. Sometimes the company offers shares of itself called the initial public offering, but mostly you are buying and selling shares from other people, not companies. This is why a market is necessary so a buy and sell price for equities (stocks) can be determined.\n\nStocks are offered by sellers at an ASK price. Stocks are requested by buyers at a BID price.\nThis is how a deal for the stocks is negoiated, real time.
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It's a negative prefix, meaning not, or the opposite of, or to reverse or undo.\n\nIn the stock market, it means "unit shares".
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It means that the stocks trade in the "pink sheet" market.  This is an over-the-counter stock market for very small-cap, thinly traded stocks.  Sometimes, when a stock can no longer meet the listing requirements for Nasdaq because of low market cap or low stock price, the stock is delisted and trades in the pink sheet market.
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stock exchange, organized market for the trading of stocks and bonds (see bond; stock). Such markets were originally open to all, but at present only members of the owning association may buy and sell directly. Members, or stock brokers, buy and sell for themselves or for others, charging commissions for their services. A stock may be bought or sold only if it is listed on an exchange, and it may not be listed unless it meets certain requirements set by the exchange's board of governors. There are stock exchanges in all important financial centers of the world; the New York Stock Exchange (NYSE, in nearly continuous operation since 1792), which had a trading volume of $7.3 trillion in 1998, is the largest in the world. Tokyo, London, and Frankfurt also have major facilities, and Euronext, an inter-European exchange combining facilities in Amsterdam, Brussels, Paris, and other cities, is also significant.\n\nhttp://www.answers.com/topic/stock-exchange?method=8
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property AND it's more relaible. (if something happens to it you're not at loss, you have insurance)\n\nstocks=== they can go down in value, or the corporation can fail: ie enron.\n\nmutual funds===as reliable as stocks, income is never certain, and the chance of loss is there.
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FIFO, LIFO, and Average Cost generally refer to merchandise, especially food inventory. I'm not sure it really applies to stocks.
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A stock option is an offer or promise by a company to another party to sell to the other party company stock at a price at or below street value. If the offer is made at a price that is below street value, the company can expect to loose money on the transaction whenever the sale occurs. This for accounting purposes is recorded as a loss to the company, and losses reduce the income of the company - and the loss/reduced income is recorded before the corporate taxes are paid, so the loss is pre-tax.\n\nYou accountants out there feel free to blow me out of the water, if I'm not right, but this is the way my accountant buddy explained it to me.
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Stock Exchanges are markets of shares of a publicly traded company. The Stock exchange too itself is a company and governed by its board of directors. There are sellers and buyers. They operate via registered brokers who in turn have sub brokers etc\n\nFor Every transaction the Stock Exchanges gets a fee. That's how they earn their revenue.\n\nYes they are immensely profitable corporations.
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A stock exchange  is a corporation or mutual organization which provides facilities for stock brokers to trade company stocks and other securities. Stock exchanges also provide facilities for the issue and redemption of securities, as well as, other financial instruments and capital events including the payment of income and dividends.
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Companies issue and sell their stock to raise money. So stocks give you ownership of the company which issued stocks. Stock market is where stocks are being traded: sold and bought; example New York Stock Exchange, NASDAQ, etc. That's a 30-second overview. Go to website www.investopedia.com.. Very good website to get education. Also, there is a stock trader simulator, give it a try.