Does buying a share in a company means you own a portion of it?

[Heatman]

Of course when you buy a share from a company means that you really have a portion to earn as a profit from their business dealing on monthly basis or yearly basis.

 

[Hojo]

Yes depending on how you buy it you can also earn a fractional share depending on your investment plan

 

[Snazzy001]

Having shares in the company must not necessarily mean you own a portion of it. It's just simply gives you access to a portion of the profit that the company will be making

 

[Heatman]

Of course it's means that you already own part of the company but whatever you're going to get us profit from the company is going to be determined by how much stock you were able to buy from the company.

 

[Kubiat-Abasi]

Of course, it means you're indirectly involved in the company. The word 'share' is self explanatory. You are opportune to make decisions and suggestions, join board meetings, because your money is involved!

 

[Joseph212]

Yes of cos so far your sweat is on it you are part of the company and anything that goes in and out you have to be part of them that's board meeting must not go at your back

 

[Kelly5]

To me, I think buying whatever amount of shares you think you are able to afford in a company makes you a part owner of that company as well. The fact that there are major share holders means you are a minor share holder at that company

 

[nimzy]

Yes of course. have share in a company means having part of the company asset and directives which you may involve either directly or indirectly. alot of profit will be generated to you even without direct engagement.

 

[Ceeny007]

Shares are like mini parts of the company and when you buy them in any quantity you become part of the investment,you're liable to benefit from the proceeds

 

[Ellamma]

It depends on how much share you bought. If it's up to 50% then automatically you're one of the owners of the company and can make decisions

 

[Nomad]

Buying a share in a company means you are one of the owners. However, if you have 10 shares worth $100 in a billion dollar company, your ownership will be very negligible.

 

[tyrim88]

One thing about buying of shares is that you have to look at the performance of the company their earning per share and the board members are some of the things you have to look at for.

 

[kayode10]

That is the reason why do you need your boss is being called share. you own a tiny fraction of the company and you are entitled to receive profit as dividend from the annual turnover.

 

[HayKay]

Exactly. Having shares with that company shows that you're a part of the company because the funds that you used in purchasing those shares were used in running the company as well.
You can start by searching for online brokers that are certified by your country's laws and the companies you're intending to purchase their shares.

 

[Ebro01]

Share owners are also part and parcel of the company. While they contribute to the growth and well fare, they are also ready to share from either profit or loss of the company. They come together to stand for the capital that will make it easy for running the business of the company.

 

[greenie]

Yes, if you invest your money in a company stock, you are automatically a shareholder of the company and you are part of them. They are using your money to do business so you are a decision maker in the business as well. You need to protect your money in the business by making decisions with the top organizational structure of that firm.

 

[Good-Person]

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.

I think this also depends on the kind of share you hold and the amount of shares you hold in a company. usually people who own a big portion of shares are the ones who also get involved in the management of the company.

 

[Blessedsam60]

Yes, exactly. Buying shares on a company simply implies that you won some portion or percentage of the company.
Stock and shares are a way to invest your money, the more the company makes money the more your dividend according to some companies.

 

[YERUS]

When it comes to buying shares in a company, does that mean you are then a part owner of that company? Or you just have some money invested in the company? I want to start buying up shares for popular companies, but have no clue on where I should begin. Do you guys have any tips on where to start and how?

When you buy shares in a company, you automatically become a part owner of that company.
Therefore, if the company makes profit, you stand to gain from it too.
Whatever affects the company invariably affects your shares.

 

[Toyoabasi]

When it comes to buying shares in a company, does that mean you are then a part owner of that company? Or you just have some money invested in the company? I want to start buying up shares for popular companies, but have no clue on where I should begin. Do you guys have any tips on where to start and how?

It is true that buying shares in a company makes you a part owner of that company. If you want to start buying shares in popular companies, make proper enquiry first. You don't have to rush into it, so you don't lose your money.