Hi all,
What are most market participants looking for in a stock ? What is the reason they are looking to buy a stock ?
Is it because they think the price would go up ?
Or
Is it because the stock quality would go up - as in it would give more dividends from the more profit it makes ?
One would think the above two are linked. However, the questions are they always linked ?
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What leads to price increase - is it merely the assumption that price would increase ? or is it inherent value of the stock that the market reflects in its price that is traded for ?
In other words, does the inherent quality and quantitative value of profit (not from stock price increase but from dividends etc.) that determines the price of the stock in the market ?
Or is it merely on a general assumption that it is a good stock and for what ever reason, the price of stock will go up - that determines the price of the stock in the market
What are most market participants looking for in a stock ? What is the reason they are looking to buy a stock ?
Is it because they think the price would go up ?
Or
Is it because the stock quality would go up - as in it would give more dividends from the more profit it makes ?
One would think the above two are linked. However, the questions are they always linked ?
edit:
What leads to price increase - is it merely the assumption that price would increase ? or is it inherent value of the stock that the market reflects in its price that is traded for ?
In other words, does the inherent quality and quantitative value of profit (not from stock price increase but from dividends etc.) that determines the price of the stock in the market ?
Or is it merely on a general assumption that it is a good stock and for what ever reason, the price of stock will go up - that determines the price of the stock in the market
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