Stock

In 1969, Walmart was listed on the New York Stock Exchange in 1970.

It is estimated that the WAlmart stock owned by the Waltons would fill a big backyard pool with gold if it were translated from dollars to gold.

Private insurance companies and the Philippine Stock Exchange also contribute to the mobilization of savings for investment.

One popular noodle soup, "Guay Teow," is made from rice noodles or egg noodles with beef, pork, and chicken stock.

Because kimchi was soaked only in brine or beef stock in the past.

First of all, let's look at what stock is.

Stock is an investment that people pay to a company because they believe that that company will make money.

A bunch of people give a company money, and in return those people (called investors) get a certain amount of shares of stock.

The company sells these shares of stock at a certain price;

Many companies sell shares of stock, and they depend on the money they get for these shares of stock to pay their bills.

The higher the stock share price goes, the more shares the company will usually sell, meaning that more money will be available.

The reverse is usually true as well: The lower the stock share price goes, the less shares the company will usually sell and the the less will be coming in.

The stock market, then, is a collection of the stock trading done by companies all over the country.

All of these companies are buying and selling share of stock all the time.

Together, they are called the stock market.

You might very well have hanging on your bedroom wall a certificate showing that you own one share of Disney stock (or some other kid-friendly company).

Private insurance companies and the Philippine Stock Exchange also contribute to the mobilization of savings for investment.

Because kimchi was soaked only in brine or beef stock in the past.