What is Share?
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Acoording to the company act 1956, and in simple word share
is fractional part of the capital of a company.
In other word we can say that,A share
is simply a divided-up unit of the value of a company. If a
company is worth £100 million, and there are 50 million
shares in issue, then each share is worth £2 (usually
listed as 200p in the money pages.) As the overall value of
the company fluctuates so does the share price.
Shares can, and do, go up and down in value for various
reasons. However, such movements are not usually for the
most obvious of reasons.
It would be very simple if a share were priced solely on
what the company in question owned - its buildings, cars,
computers, value of contracts in the pipeline etc.
The total value minus company borrowings would be divided
by the number of shares in issue and there would be the
value of each individual share. But there is a fly in the
ointment called "sentiment".
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Answer / nitesh jathan
WHEN STARTING A NEW COMPANY, FOR RAISING THE FUND(MONEY) IN
THE NEW COMPANY FOR INCREASING BUSSINESS, THE COMPANY HAS
SOME CAPITAL (ASSET) SO IT CONVERT IN SHARE (EG: RS 10 OR
OTHER) AND THE PERSON PURCHASING IT IS CALLED SHAREHOLDER.
THE SHARE CERTIFICATE IS ISSUED TO PERSON WHO PURCHASE THE
SHARE.
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Answer / baskar.s
shares means one who part of the share capital or company
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Answer / girish
a share is a unit of account for various financial instruments including stocks (ordinary or preferencial), and investments in limited partnerships
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Answer / mahendra
Share is a bundle of rights in a corporate entity. A holder
of share is entitle to receive dividend, voting right,
first right on the new issue of shares, and bonus shares.
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Answer / puspita talukdar
share is a capital of a company, a company cannot get its
full investment by itself, it needs some help from others
so the companies are issuing shares to public. It is a
finite number of equal portions in the capital of a
company. the persons who own shares are called
shareholders. By issuing shares Company will get capital
from shareholders. when u buy a share in a company u become
a join owner of the business.
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Answer / tarun kumar singh
share is the ownership position of the compan.owner of the
share is called shareholder
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Answer / tapesh
the best word to describe share, is money as well as
interest invested in order to raise one's company capital
market nd holding people interset in the company which will
outcome as profit nd growth of company
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Answer / nandini sood
Stock of business is divided into shares.A share or a stock
is a document given by the company which shows that
whosoever have that document can be entitled as an owner of
the company.....
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