Answer Posted / chintan l. pasad
The two terms are used synonymously today although there is a
very slight difference that exists between the two.....stock
refers to the total ownership in terms of the aggregate
ownership in terms of the whole portfolio of shares held by a
person.....share refers to the holding of shares in a
particular company.....effectively.....
Stocks = Shares of the first company + Shares of the second
company + Shares of the third company + ..... + Shares of the
nth company
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