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What are general motors' annual stock prices, from 1999?
I'm doing a research paper for a business law class, looking at why general motors wouldn't include a rollover warning label on their SUVs a loophole in the law it's an ethical issue . I'm looking for reasons GM would want to hide this information one hypothesis I have come up with they are trying to make their SUVs sound safer by not needing the warning labels because of declining profits. I'm looking for either the stock prices of GM annually from 1999 to 2002, or profit margins... Anything that can show that they are being unethical to raise profits. I've only been able to find records as far back as march 2011, but this is useless information to me. Does anyone know where to find more financial information on GM? Or possibly have this information?the two answers given are great... but again only go as far back as Nov. 18, 2010... i need lat 90's to early '00's any help would be amazing
Is it legal to gather a large number of people to artificially raise stock prices?
For example, if I buy lots of Yahoo's stocks, then get thousands of people to buy the same stock eg. through a discussion board or something like Digg Reddit , would that be legal? The people who purchased the stock early will benefit, since supply demand will push the stock prices up.
Where can i find stock prices for 12/30/2011?
price of chevron on 12 30 2011
How big of news was the massive drop in stock prices for investment banks such as Bear Stears in 2008?
did this happen right before the spring in 2008? WHY? what happened all of a sudden and WHERE DID THE MONEY GO?how big of news then and how affected everyone's portfolio probably? how affected the UK market and elsewhere too and why?youtube.com watch?v gUkbdjetlY8DID MANY AVERAGE INVESTORS LOSE MONEY IN CONSEQUENCE? WAS IT REALLY A PONZI SCHEME? HOW DIFFERENT?
How are stock prices affected by the economy?
In my finance class we have studied stock prices. After doing numerous problems, it seems that the stock price is higher when the required rate of return is lower and the stock price is lower when the required rate of return is higher. However, in my notes, I have a chart that shows that during a recession the general level of interest rates decrease, and that it is a good time to buy stock because the stock price is low. Then when the economy picks back up, the interest rates increase and the stock price goes up. When interest rates peak, the stock market slows down and it becomes a good time to sell stocks because the stock prices have increased. Can someone please explain this chart. It seems contradictory to what I have learned about stock. Why are stocks cheaper during a recession?
How is the increase in a company's stock prices determined?/What is the reason for the increase in stock price?
For example, Company A's stock price in January was $40. In February it rose to $50 and in March it rose to $60. Are these stock prices increasing because Company A is 'increasing them' or is it due to to other reasons? Excuse me, as I am a rookie when it comes to financeThe definition of stock, according to Wiki, is " The capital stock or just stock of a business entity represents the original capital paid into or invested in the business by its founders. It serves as a security for the creditors of a business since it cannot be withdrawn to the detriment of the creditors. Stock is different from the property and the assets of a business which may fluctuate in quantity and value."
Increase in crude oil prices. How does it effect the stock prices?
Suppose the crude oil prices increase due to high demand. How will this affect the stock prices of companies in relevant sectors?
How does the change in the interest rates by a central bank of a country affect the stock prices of companies?
Suppose the central bank increases the interest rate from 6 % to 6.5 %. How will this affect the stock prices of companies in the relevant sectors?
Where can i find out the stock prices for hot topic?
I am doing an assignmet and i have to find out the stock prices fro a few companies that were recorded on the 22 through the 26th.please and thank you
What website can I go to for OTC stock prices?
Why does the news or media list off stock prices of major companies?
I'm just wondering why the Nightly Business Report or even other news sources to post everyday how Intel, Google, Cisco Systems, Sirus FX Radio how some random major corporations are doing. How is knowing a few stock share prices going to teach me anything about how the economy is doing or reason for the company's success or lack of success. I feel that there is no purpose to post them, and have no importance whatsoever. Can someone please help me understand why they do this?I mean I guess only investors would be interested that own that stock, but that's something they can go online and look up.
According to the dividend discount model, how are stock prices affected by an increase in interest rates?
Explain why
How is stock price speculated with the help of the following information ?
Suppose XYZ Ltd. Price of stock 55. Market cap 11206. Earning per share 3.62. Profit earning ratio 15.1. Face value 2. Latest dividend 20. Dividend yield 1.51. Book value share 43.24.With the help of the following fundamentals how can a trader speculate the stock prices of xyz ltd?
What effect does a company's expansion have on their stock price?
Given that, if someone purchases 100 % of the outstanding shares, of a public company, that they now own the company outright including all of the assets owned by that company, and since their current Market Capitalization reflects the present value of those assets What affect would news of a new capital investment have on the market capitalization stock price, in anticipation of increased earnings valuation, even though those earnings deed transfer added valuation have not been realized yet Example " Hospitality Group Inc. entered into purchase contract with Choice Hotels Group and paid a $1M earnest deposit, to buy a $50M hotel property, to be purchased outright in the next 60 days" If the current Market Cap. of Hospitality Group Inc. company is $10M, how much of the oncoming $50M added value would factor into the immediate stock price market cap. rise ? What exact affect does a projected P E Stock Price to Earnings Ratio have on current stock prices ? IE. " Earnings projected to double in 3 months" . What exact, quantifiable affect ratio would such a on current stock prices, anticipating that new P E ? When that projection is finally realized, and P E is adjusted, would the stock price double along with the earnings ?
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