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A Short Chronicle Of The Stock Market

| October 25, 2011 | 1 Comment

A stock constitutes a legal symbolic representation of ownership in a business. Once you purchase stock, you’re in reality purchasing part-ownership of the business enterprise. Put differently, you become a shareholder. A business will generally diffuse ownership to hundreds or even thousands of stockholders. A share is sold when the company wants to acquire hard cash. In a small-scale business, it could be said that the proprietor accepts 100% of all shares.

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