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AAPL
Apple
$?226.50
0.00%
$?26.48M$?3.44T34.47
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NVDA
NVIDIA
$?128.46
0.95%
$?236.25M$?3.16T75.12
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MSFT
Microsoft
$?423.98
-0.19%
$?9.28M$?3.15T35.93
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GOOG
Alphabet Inc.
$?167.61
-0.80%
$?9.47M$?2.05T24.01
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GOOGL
Alphabet - Class A
$?165.86
-0.79%
$?14.21M$?2.05T23.80
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AMZN
Amazon
$?177.08
0.54%
$?23.22M$?1.86T42.16
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META
Meta
$?527.84
-0.77%
$?8.71M$?1.34T27.03
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BRK-A
Berkshire Hathaway Inc.
$?680,190
0.92%
$?1,383.00$?977.58B14.41
9LLYlogo
LLY
Lilly(Eli) & Co
$?952.24
-0.20%
$?1.47M$?905.03B117.71
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TSM
Taiwan Semiconductor Manufacturing Company Limited
$?171.22
-0.48%
$?8.22M$?785.72B30.79
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AVGO
Broadcom
$?166.33
2.46%
$?13.98M$?774.25B71.69
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TSLA
Tesla
$?220.28
4.57%
$?74.99M$?703.72B62.05
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JPM
JPMorgan Chase & Co
$?218.29
0.77%
$?5.25M$?621.07B12.17
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WMT
Walmart
$?75.21
0.89%
$?11.18M$?604.91B39.17
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NVO
Novo Nordisk A/S
$?136.98
0.07%
$?1.63M$?608.11B45.66
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FOUN
Founder SPAC
$?9.81
3.05%
$?80,470$?577.36B-
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UNH
Unitedhealth Group
$?584.80
1.05%
$?1.36M$?540.01B38.73
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Visa
$?267.43
-0.19%
$?2.75M$?528.42B28.66
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XOM
Exxon Mobil
$?116.43
1.48%
$?7.33M$?517.26B13.93
20MAlogo
MA
Mastercard orporated - Class A
$?466.32
-0.53%
$?1.26M$?427.48B35.65
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Stocks FAQ

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What is a stock?

A stock is a type of security that represents ownership in a company. Stockholders enjoy various rights, for example the right to dividends and the right to vote on the company’s directors. These rights will vary on a case-by-case basis depending on the specific company and its jurisdiction. Investors buy stock in the expectation of profit, either with the intent of selling their shares later at a higher price, or holding for a longer period of time to benefit from dividend payments. Companies issue stock to raise money, which they can use as capital for expanding the business or covering operating expenses.

The terms ?stock? and ?shares? are often used interchangeably

What are the stock prices for today?

The stock prices for today can be found here. On CoinCodex, you can check the stock prices for over #$ companies.

How is the stock market doing today?

The best way to see how the stock market is currently performing is to check indices that track the performance of the stock market or the top stocks by market cap included in the index. You can find indices for every major stock market. Here are examples of commonly used indices for different markets and the top stocks included in the index:

  • USA - S&P 500: 1. Apple Inc. (AAPL, -0.26%), 2. Microsoft Corp. (MSFT, -0.30%), 3. Amazon.com Inc. (AMZN, 0.85%), 4. Facebook (META) (META, 1.27%), 5. Tesla (TSLA, 0.50%)
  • Europe - Euronext 100: 1. Lvmh Moet Hennessy Vuitton SE (MC), ASML Holding NV (ASML), 3. L'Oréal (OR), 4. Sanofi (SAN), 5. Total SE (FP)
  • Japan - Nikkei 225: 1. Toyota Motor Corporation (7203), 2. Softbank Group Corp. (9984), 3. Sony Corporation (6758), 4. Fast Retailing Co., Ltd. (9983), 5. Nippon Telegraph & Telephone Corp (9432)
  • China - Shanghai SE Composite Index: 1. Kweichow Moutai Co., Ltd. (600519), 2. Industrial and Commercial Bank of China Limited (601398), 3. Ping An Insurance (Group) Company of China, Ltd. (601318), 4. Agricultural Bank of China Limited (601288), 5. China Merchants Bank Co., Ltd. (600036)
  • United Kingdom - FTSE 100: 1. Unilever PLC (ULVR), 2. AstraZeneca PLC (AZN), 3. HSBC Holdings plc (HSBA), 4. Rio Tinto Group (RIO), 5. Diageo plc (DGE)

Where can I find stock market data?

You can find stock market data at CoinCodex and other free stock market data services, for example Yahoo Finance or MarketWatch. Professional investors and traders will commonly use subscription services that provide high quality data with low latency.

How do I find past stock prices?

You can find past stock prices on CoinCodex, as the platform provides a variety of historical data that allows you to see how a company’s stock performed in the past. When analyzing the price of a stock on CoinCodex, you can choose between 24H, 7D, 1M, 3M, 6M, YTD, 1Y, and ALL time frames.

Where can I get free stock charts?

You can get free stock charts on CoinCodex – our platform provides intuitive charts for more than #$ companies, indices, commodities and other asset types..

What is a stock market quote?

A stock market quote tells you the price of a stock on a particular exchange. To provide more information, stock quotes can also be supplemented with additional data, including the bid-ask spread, the daily trading volume, the last price at which the stock traded and other data. Learning the meaning of the different aspects of a stock quote is important for those who wish to better understand the stock market.

What is the price of a stock?

The price of a stock is determined by supply and demand dynamics, just like with any other tradeable asset. The role of the exchange is to match orders from buyers and sellers. The price at which the transaction is completed determines the stock’s current price.

Some of the factors that can influence supply and demand for the stock (and therefore the price) are the company’s earnings, new product launches, stock buybacks, broader economic conditions and a whole host of other factors.

What is the bid-ask spread?

The bid-ask spread tells us the difference behind the highest bid and the lowest ask. Those who wish to buy the stock submit bids which specify the price at which they would like to buy the stock. Those who wish to sell the stock submit asks that specify the price at which they would be prepared to sell the stock. The difference between the highest bid and the lowest ask is called the bid-ask spread. A large bid-ask spread is usually an indication of volatility or an illiquid market. Bid-ask spreads are typically smaller when it comes to very liquid stocks that see a lot of trading volume on a daily basis.

Can I invest 50 dollars in stocks?

Yes, you can invest $50 in stocks. However, you will need to find a broker that has a minimum deposit limit of $50 or less. You could either buy fractional shares, invest in a stock that’s priced at less than $50 or an instrument such as an index fund.

Is it worth it to buy 1 share of stock?

It can certainly be worth it to buy just one share if you believe that the company is a good investment. When it comes to companies such as Amazon or Alphabet (Google), which have a high price per share, owning 1 share can already represent a relatively large investment for an individual.

Is it possible to buy part of a stock?

Yes, it is possible to buy part of a stock, but there are some caveats. In comparison with cryptocurrencies, where you can easily buy as small a fraction as you want, the situation is a bit more nuanced when it comes to stocks. In short, the answer to whether you can buy part of a stock will depend on your broker of choice. Many modern brokers offer ?fractional shares?, making it possible to buy a fraction of a stock.

For example, most people cannot afford to buy a share of Berkshire Hathaway Class A stock, which is trading at _PRICE_ at the time of writing. In this case, you could still get exposure to the company’s performance by buying fractional shares at a broker that supports this feature. However, it’s worth noting that owning fractional shares through a broker may not provide you with the same rights as owning whole shares – make sure to understand your broker’s fractional shares offering before deciding to make an investment.

On some online trading platforms, users can buy tokenized stocks, where a company’s shares are represented through blockchain-based tokens. Since tokens are easily divisible, tokenized stocks also generally allow you to buy a fraction of a stock. However, tokenized shares also come with their own caveats, and might not give you the same rights as holding regular shares.

Is it better to buy cheap or expensive stocks?

In general, you should avoid comparing stocks by their price alone, as the comparison provides barely any useful information. For example, let’s say that you buy 1 share of Company A for $1,000, and 10 shares of Company B for $100 each. If the shares of both companies increase by 10%, you will still end up with a total of $1,100 worth of stock in both cases.

In other words, the fact that a company’s shares feel expensive just from their price alone shouldn’t really be a factor to consider when investing. Preferring cheaper stocks to more expensive stocks is a common misconception among beginner investors. Instead, it’s worth considering factors such as the company’s price-to-earnings ratio (P/E) in an attempt to determine whether the company in question is potentially overvalued or undervalued.

Can you make money from stocks?

Yes, you can make money from stocks. You can make money either from buying a stock and selling it later for a higher price, or by holding the stock and collecting dividends that companies pay to their shareholders. However, it’s important to know that not all companies pay dividends.

Do you pay taxes on stocks?

In most jurisdictions, you will have to pay taxes as a result of investing in stocks - the profits you make from selling stocks or earning dividends are taxable. However, your tax liabilities connected to stocks will vary significantly depending on where you live in the world, how long you have been holding the stock, whether you gained or lost money on the investment and numerous other factors. Make sure to understand the rules that apply in your specific jurisdictions.

What are the best stocks to buy for beginners?

Generally, the best stocks to buy for beginners are established companies that are leaders in their respective fields. Instruments such as index ETFs (exchange-traded funds), which provide diversified exposure, are also a good choice for beginner investors.However, this answer will depend on your specific investment objectives and the amount of risk you are willing to take.

Buying individual stocks is typically riskier than buying ETFs and mutual funds, which provide diversified exposure. By diversifying your investment among different companies, you will decrease the risk of your investment.

Beginner investors should look to avoid small companies or ?penny stocks?, highly volatile stocks, or investing in businesses whose business models they don’t understand.

What stocks are undervalued right now?

Investors can use different metrics in an attempt to determine whether a company is undervalued or not. One of the most commonly used metrics is the price-to-earnings ratio, commonly abbreviated to P/E. The P/E ratio is calculated by dividing the current price of a company’s shares by the company’s earnings per share. Higher P/E ratios mean that investors have to pay more for every $1 in earnings the business makes, and can be an indication that the company is overvalued.

While the P/E metric is commonly used, it doesn’t account for a company’s growth potential. That’s why in some cases, investors prefer to use the price-to-earnings-growth ratio (PEG), which is calculated by dividing a company’s P/E ratio with the (projected) growth rate of its earnings.

When evaluating a company by its P/E or PEG ratio, it’s important to compare it to other competitors within the same sector. The average P/E ratio between different industries varies significantly – for example, it wouldn’t be very useful to say that a tech company is extremely overvalued because its P/E ratio is much higher than the P/E ratio of an oil & gas company.

Of course, we should note that company valuation is a very complex field and investors should consider multiple metrics as well as the company’s specific position in the market.

How do you analyze stock data?

Investors use two general approaches to analyze stock data - fundamental analysis and technical analysis.

Fundamental analysis attempts to determine whether a stock should be bought or sold by taking into account earnings, revenue growth, P/E, projected growth, dividend yield and other similar factors. When evaluating a company through a fundamental perspective, developments such as new product launches and technological advancements should also be considered.

Technical analysis, on the other hand, involves analyzing the stock’s price and trading volume history in an attempt to find patterns and trends. These patterns and trends are then used to produce a forecast of future price movements.

How do I start buying stocks?

To start buying stocks, you must first create an account with a broker. Many online brokers have very small minimum deposit limits and offer very low fees for buying and selling stocks, making stock investing in stocks more accessible than ever before.

What time of day is best to buy stocks?

For day traders, who are on the hunt for volatility, the first hour after markets open is often seen as the best time to buy stocks. Volatility tends to decrease during the middle of the trading day, and picks up again towards the end of the trading day.

If you plan to buy a stock and hold it for a longer period of time, you shouldn’t be paying too much attention to the specific time of day when you make your investment.

What are penny stocks?

Penny stocks are shares issued by small companies. The definition can vary depending on the market, but let’s use the United States as an example.

Generally, there are two conditions that make a stock a ?penny stock? in the U.S.: the company is valued at less than $300 million and its shares are trading at a price of less than $5. While penny stocks can provide some attractive opportunities, there’s also many risks associated with them.

Penny stocks generally don’t trade on large exchanges such as the NYSE or Nasdaq, and represent a much more risky investment compared to established companies. Penny stocks tend to be more volatile and have less liquidity. In addition, it can be hard to find accurate information about the company’s financials, and there is greater risk for manipulation and fraud.

Can the same stock have different prices on different exchanges?

Yes, the same stock can have different prices on different exchanges. Some stocks are listed on multiple stock exchanges, and there can be a difference in pricing between shares of the same company on different exchanges. Sophisticated market participants can employ arbitrage strategies in an attempt to profit from this discrepancy in prices, but this will not be a viable strategy for most investors.

Stock prices can also vary between different brokers – this can be caused by data delays, fees or other factors.

What is an ETF?

An exchange-traded fund, commonly abbreviated to ETF, is a popular type of security that makes it possible to invest in a basket of assets by purchasing just one instrument. For example, an investor can gain exposure to the U.S. stock market as a whole by buying an ETF that tracks the S&P 500 index. The most popular ETF that tracks the S&P 500 index performance is the SPDR S&P 500 ETF Trust (SPY), but there are also other alternatives such as iShares Core S&P 500 ETF (IVV) or Vanguard S&P 500 ETF (VOD). ETFs offer relatively low costs, tax efficiency and diversification, which is why they are very popular among investors.

What are tokenized stocks?

Tokenized stocks are blockchain-based tokens that represent shares. Tokenized stocks are easily divisible, and can be transacted on a blockchain on a 24/7 basis. Typically, tokenized stocks are created by online trading platforms to give their users an alternative way of investing in companies.

The platform that created the tokenized stock will often hold the actual shares of the company and will allow users to redeem their tokenized stocks for the shares. However, this might not be the case for all tokenized stocks, so make sure to educate yourself about how tokenized stocks function on your trading platform of choice.

What are the different types of stocks?

The two different types of stock are common stock and preferred stock. Most investors in the stock market are dealing with common stock. This type of stock represents ownership in a company and also provides voting rights, a claim on a portion of the company’s profits, and other rights to the shareholder.

Owning preferred stock, on the other hand, does not grant any voting rights. Preferred stocks are commonly compared to bonds, as they provide regular dividend payments. While common stockholders can also receive dividends (depending if the company pays dividends or not), preferred stockholders have priority over common stockholders in the event that the company cannot pay dividends to all shareholders. Preferred stockholders also have priority over common stockholders when a company goes through bankruptcy.

The price of preferred stock tends to move more slowly than the price of common stock. However, preferred stock also has a more limited upside than common stock.

What is the difference between stocks and shares?

The terms “stocks” and “shares” are often used interchangeably. However, the two terms can also have more specific meanings that are useful to understand. A share refers to a unit of ownership in a specific company. A company’s stock is divided into shares.

When discussing investing, people will usually use the term “stocks” to refer to companies more generally, and “shares” when referring to a specific company. For example: “Tech stocks are rallying today” versus “I think Apple will do very well in Q4. I just bought 50 shares”.