It is fashionable to have promotions now. Most people have acquired stock long ago by accident while working for a company. During privatization, each employee received his share of the securities. Often, shares are inherited by will from relatives.
It is necessary
Stocks, calculator, sheet of paper
Instructions
Step 1
Shares give the right to vote at shareholders' meetings. The larger the block of shares, the more opportunities a shareholder has. For example, having 2% of shares, you can nominate your candidate for the position of manager, make your proposals at shareholders' meetings. With 25% of the shares, you can overturn the decision of the board of directors. The owner of 50% plus 1 share gives the opportunity to control all decisions of the board of directors. And the owner of 1% has the right to know the entire list of shareholders in order to buy up the company's shares.
Step 2
The stock price is of several types: the average rate, the rate at the beginning and end of exchange trading, the rate of buyers and sellers. Stock exchanges officially publish stock prices in their bulletins, indicating without fail: dividends paid for the last year per share, the highest and lowest rates in recent years, the ratio of dividends to the rate, rate change during the day, sales volume. To calculate the rate of securities issued by banks, joint-stock companies and companies, you will need the following data: the amount of dividends, market value and interest.
Step 3
Example: The share price is 100 rubles, the dividend is 50%, the percentage is 80. You need to divide the dividend by the percentage and multiply by the price. It will turn out 100 * (50:80) = Share rate. The formation of the share price primarily depends on the investor's interest in increasing his share of participation in the authorized capital of the company.
Step 4
Stock returns are made up of dividend income and income received as a result of exchange rate differences when buying or selling. You can calculate the profitability for a certain period of time. To do this, you need to know the initial and final cost. The return on a stock is almost never higher than 3% of the stock price.
