STOCK MARKET ANALYSIS WEBSITES and TERMINOLOGIES
Types of Stocks
Growth Stocks
As their name suggests, growth stocks refer to equities expected to grow at a faster rate compared to the broader market.
Value Stock
Value stocks trade at a discount to what a company's performance might otherwise indicate, typically having more attractive valuations than the broader market.
Income Stocks
Income stocks are equities that provide regular income by distributing a company's profits, or excess cash, through dividends that are higher than the market average.
Blue-Chip Stocks
Blue-chip stocks are well-established companies that have a large market capitalization. They have a long successful track record of generating dependable earnings and leading within their industry or sector.
Cyclical Stocks
Cyclical stocks are directly affected by the economy's performance and typically follow economic cycles of expansion, peak, recession, and recovery.
Non-Cyclical Stocks
Non-cyclical stocks operate in "recession-proof" industries that tend to perform reasonably well irrespective of the economy
Defensive Stocks
Defensive stocks generally provide consistent returns in most economic conditions and stock market environments.
IPO Stock
When a company goes public, it issues stock through an initial public offering (IPO).
IPO stock typically gets allocated at a discount before the company's stock lists on the stock exchange.
What Are Shares Outstanding?
Issued shares: the number of shares company-issued or the sum of all outstanding shares
Treasury shares: a company's holdings of shares in its own treasury
Authorized share capital: the maximum amount of capital that a company can issue to its shareholders
Floating stock: the total number of outstanding shares that are available for public purchase
Restricted stock: unregistered shares of ownership in a corporation issued to executives and directors
Formulas for calculating shares outstanding
Shares outstanding = Floating stock + Restricted shares
Shares outstanding = Shares issued - Shares repurchased
Shares outstanding = Authorized shares - Treasury stock
=IMPORTHTML("https://stockanalysis.com/stocks/", "table", 1)
GOOGLE FINANCE FUNCTION IN GOOGLE SHEET
=GOOGLEFINANCE(A2,"price")
=GOOGLEFINANCE(A2,"priceyest")
=GOOGLEFINANCE(A2,"close")
=GOOGLEFINANCE(A2,"volume")
Comments
Post a Comment