F4E: Markets: Week 3

 STOCKS:

Stock is a group of a shares of any company. The listed company raises capital through the public offerings of the shares. The profits that the company gets will be distributed at a ratio to the shareholders. The price they get for their shares is dividend. Company can pay dividend at a time or interim.

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