Obviously if you buy shares of a company you are part of that company. But it doesn't mean that now you are partly owner of that company. Company itself is the owner. You just got share from the dividend according to your investment or share you buy
Does buying a share in a company means you own a portion of it?
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When you buy share, you own part of the company. But the type and quantity of shares you purchase will determine to which extent you can lay clain to the ownership. That's why sharing divided differs.
yes, buying shares in a company no matter how little automatically makes you a shareholder of that company as anytime payment is on going you would not be left out in anyway even though you're not doing any job. So far you own a share in the company you would be receiving steady and constant payment whenever payment is going round.
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When we talk of owning part of a company,there is a certain percentage of the share of the company you can buy which qualifies you as part the owner and also a decision maker in the company or business.
Yes, if you purchase shares then you are buying a portion of the company. The you can expect returns, moreover if the company rises your shares increases in value and vice versa. So if you buy shares, you are an investor or shareholder
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Linet
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Buying shares automatically makes you a shareholder of the company. Its doesn't matter how small your portion it,having shares makes you part of the owner and that means every profit the company makes has a portion of you in it.
Whenever disbursement is made,you also get a share and whenever the company gives a report on its owners your percentage of shares is included so that makes you a partial owner.
Yes buying a share In a company means you own a portion of it in the sense that you allocating money into purchasing a share in a shareholding company means you have a right to own a portion of it since it is your money that was used to acquire before the brokers come into place.
When company open up for share investment , the company definitely uses the money invested in the form of shares to grow and expand the company business so obviously the duration of investment in the company you own part of the asset till you have no contract with the company anymore.
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Yes you are owning a part or percentage of the company when you buy a share from it.When company issue shares to be sold. They are simply giving you the opportunity to have a part of their company and uphold that part, no matter how little your share is. Once you are recognized as a share holder in a company, you voice can be heard about issues that concerns that company. You now have every licence to attend their board meetings. It also means you are entitled to monthly return as far as the company makes profit you are part of it. Also when the company makes loss, you share from it
effectively, owning shares in a company automatically gives you a stake in the company as a shareholder. Although you are not an owner, you own a share of the company's dividends
Yeah, it means you own part of the business. Whenever you buy shares or invest in stocks of a company, it means you are a co-owner of the business, and your opinions also matter in the affairs of the business.
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It's actually what it means by all means. It gives you a percentage of profit in the company's business either annually or monthly based on how the company's stock works.
I have a few stocks with some companies in my country but I'm looking at buying foreign stocks.
Buying a share in a company doesn't mean that the company also belongs to you. The company already has been established before you queued in to buying a share. Buying share in any particular company only makes you shareholder of such company. Your discussion with the company is limited to the share you bought.
If you buy shares of a company, we become a shareholder of them because whenever a share of a company is bought, it makes us its shareholder. You are paid a dividend for this and once a year or more the company pays you a profit because you have contributed to it.
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kayode10
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Buying a share of a company means you one of the owners of that company. It's means you are also entitle to the profit make at the end of the year turnover. Also you can be part of the keep decision maker if it happens that you own a lion share of that company. If the business is boom, you are entitled to dividend of the extra unit.
Owning shares means you're also a company owner.
When you buy shares, you're buying a share of the company's assets and its profits. In fact (and in law), you're a part owner of the company
When you buy shares, you're buying a share of the company's assets and its profits. In fact (and in law), you're a part owner of the company
If you buy a share in a company, you are directly or indirectly part of the investment, you own a little part of it that correspond to the amount or percentage your share was worth. When you buy a share you are licensed to contribute your opinion of how the company should run
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Most companies employed the method of inviting people to invest in their company by running public offer. With this act, they will have enough money to run the organization and do many other things. If anyone buys share in any particular company, he/she is entitled to profit/loss at the end of the fiscal year. This singular act shows that the person is also partner in the company.
A share is a unit of ownership delivered by a capital company. ... Holding one of several shares – in other words, being a shareholder – means that you own a part of the company's capital but you are not held personally liable for the company's debts. Generally, shares are freely negotiable and transferable.
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