When a stock in BSE/NSE value goes down lets say by Rs. 50.00 and it has a vol

When a stock in BSE/NSE value goes down lets say by Rs.
50.00 and it has a volume of 1000 shares, so where this
Rs.50,000.00 goes.Who gets it.?????

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When a stock in BSE/NSE value goes down lets say by Rs. 50.00 and it has a volume of 1000 shares, ..

Answer / karthikesan

nobody will get it!
theoriticaly, a down in stock value means wasteage of some
product/service due to manageral or anti-economical factores.
but the loss is for the investors (stock holders).

however there could be an artificial flactuations in stock
value due to rumors.here such amount (flactuated) will goes
to those Who have sold at higher level.

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When a stock in BSE/NSE value goes down lets say by Rs. 50.00 and it has a volume of 1000 shares, ..

Answer / babu

Who have sold at higher level get the money.

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When a stock in BSE/NSE value goes down lets say by Rs. 50.00 and it has a volume of 1000 shares, ..

Answer / saurav

stock market is a zero sum game
at the end of the day the buyer pays his money and the
seller receives his money
u buy 100 shares @ 50
there is a seller who sells 100 shares @ 50
u pay 50 and he receives 50 and it creates a volume of 200
shares

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When a stock in BSE/NSE value goes down lets say by Rs. 50.00 and it has a volume of 1000 shares, ..

Answer / kanika

loss of 50000 will be own by shareholder.

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