Price
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The price of one share of stock, which is set by buyers and sellers in the market. Share price can be used to find a company's total market value, as represented by market capitalization. Prices of a stock will move throughout the day.
Investors generally buy a stock they feel is "undervalued", and sell a stock they feel is "overvalued". For instance, if the price of AAPL is $600 dollars, it means the cost to purchase one share of Apple is $600 dollars.
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Action, Bubble, Indicator, Market, Market Capitalization, Operating Earnings Yield, PE 10, Price to Book Ratio, Price to Cash Flow, Price to Earnings Ratio, Price to Sales Ratio, Price to Tangible Book Value, Share, Stock Quote, Stock Ticker, Total Return Price, Two Hundred Day Moving Average, Valuation Percentage
