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LEBANON CTC Stock Market Project. In the financial world, the word stock refers to money raised by a company.

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1 LEBANON CTC Stock Market Project

2 In the financial world, the word stock refers to money raised by a company.

3 LEBANON CTC Stock Market Project In the financial world, the word stock refers to money raised by a company. And a market is a place where the public can purchase goods and services.

4 LEBANON CTC Stock Market Project In the financial world, the word stock refers to money raised by a company. And a market is a place where the public can purchase goods and services. So the word stock market refers to the business of buying and selling stock.

5 LEBANON CTC Stock Market Project Why do companies need to raise money ?

6 LEBANON CTC Stock Market Project Why do companies need to raise money ? -build / buy new factories -develop new products -hire more people To grow the company…

7 LEBANON CTC Stock Market Project Why do companies need to raise money ? -build / buy new factories -develop new products -hire more people To grow the company… Why not go to the bank and get a loan ?

8 LEBANON CTC Stock Market Project Why do companies need to raise money ? -build / buy new factories -develop new products -hire more people To grow the company… Why not go to the bank and get a loan ? - That would be a debt the company needs to pay off

9 LEBANON CTC Stock Market Project Why do companies need to raise money ? -build / buy new factories -develop new products -hire more people To grow the company… Why not go to the bank and get a loan ? - That would be a debt the company needs to pay off Selling stock allows a company to raise cash without going into debt…

10 LEBANON CTC Stock Market Project Not all companies can issue stock. A company owned by one person ( sole proprietorship ) or a few people ( partnership ) can not issue stock.

11 LEBANON CTC Stock Market Project Not all companies can issue stock. A company owned by one person ( sole proprietorship ) or a few people ( partnership ) can not issue stock. ONLY a business corporation can issue stock.

12 LEBANON CTC Stock Market Project Why should I own stock in a company ?

13 LEBANON CTC Stock Market Project Why should I own stock in a company ? Owning stock in a company means you own a piece of that company…

14 LEBANON CTC Stock Market Project Why should I own stock in a company ? Owning stock in a company means you own a piece of that company… For example : If a company has 100 shares of stock and you own 10 of them, you own 10% of that company.

15 LEBANON CTC Stock Market Project Why should I own stock in a company ? Owning stock in a company means you own a piece of that company… For example : If a company has 100 shares of stock and you own 10 of them, you own 10% of that company. You are called a SHAREHOLDER

16 LEBANON CTC Stock Market Project Why should I own stock in a company ? Owning stock in a company means you own a piece of that company… For example : If a company has 100 shares of stock and you own 10 of them, you own 10% of that company. You are called a SHAREHOLDER Shareholders get votes based on their shares and also make profits when the company makes money.

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