 Ok I got $200,000, what now.? |
Here is the scenario.
Got no job, a wife and 3 kids, no debts and 200,000.00 in hand and no assets except a brand new Jetta automobile.
I'm thinking of renting a place ... |
|
 Could A company like EXXON MOBILE OWN THE WORLD eventually why or why not? |
| If you look at Exxon's financial statements it says they have 228 billion in retained earnings. What would keep a company like this from say buying wal-mart they could buy the whole thing with ... |
|
 Is Canada a safe place to invest in the light of the coming dollar collapse? |
| If the dollar really does collapse, will Canada come out a winner or will the significantly loss of US purchasing ability have a adverse affect? Does Canada have sufficient non-US customers to ... |
|
 Safest place to put money? |
| I have sold a small home and don't know whether I should take it to the bank or put it under the mattress! Just kidding! What other options do I have besides Certificates of Deposit? I don... |
|
 How does one profit from Shorting stocks? |
| Ok, so I know that shorting stocks is basically betting that a company's stock price will dip. How does the basics of that work? I mean how can one profit from buying high and selling low? D... |
|
 I would like to invest in Russia and eastern europe.What do you recommend? |
| There is a stock listed on the NYSE called CEE- Central Europe and Russia Fund CEE,It's managed by Deutsche Bank.What does anyone think of this stock/fund?Should I invest $30,000-$40,000 in this ... |
|
 Is there any reason to think about taking my money out of the stock market right now? |
| I'm thinking it might be a bird in the hand type thing if I take it out now. If the market crashes, I dont want to loose what I've got. If it doesn't, I'm young enough that I ... |
|
 Does anyone have a good tip on a penny stock ? |
| I will research myself, but would appreciate a good tip.... |
|
 How do you make money in bear market? |
Every positive event turns into a sell-off.
Should we be shorting for the next 6 months?... |
|
 What should I do with my money? |
| I'm a Junior in college and I'll be graduating next year. I have some cash for a downpayment of land and equiptment I need to buy inventory for my dog sled business. Should I invest in land ... |
|
 Will I have to pay tax on dividends if I reinvest them into buying more of that stock? |
If I make a dividend from my share of ABC company and just use it to buy more ABC will I have to pay the tax on the dividend?
What if I use my ABC dividend to buy XYZ stock?
BT... |
|
 Investing help? |
| I am 19 years old, i am in college and i am very curious about the stock market. PROBLEM i dont know where to turn to. I know what it is and what happens with it but i need basic knowledge of ... |
|
 Investing Question.................... |
| If you were investing for your own purpose, would you get involved in derivatives? If so, how? If not, what concerns might you have?... |
|
 Where do I start for investing!!!? |
My question is " How do investors know what to invest in and where do they find there resources?!!!"
I have looked on Yahoo finance and a couple other sites and they mostly show ... |
|
 What are the best stocks to buy....? |
| any suggestions, but the stock need room to grow, don't have much income to spare...min is 1000. thanks for you're ... |
|
|  |
rocky9281 | Does volatility of a stock increases with increase in its price? |
a 10% channel will be much wider if the stock trades at $80 than at $10..does that mean volatility increases with increase in price? |
 |
 
muncie birder
|
Hmmm. If we use beta as an indication of volatility and do filter on a stock data base based on stock price and beta we should find the answer.
I use Fidelity's data base.
Of stocks selling at less than $10 a share, there are 2574 in the data base and of those 500 have a beta of greater than 2 or 19.4%
Of stocks selling at less than $20 a share, there are 4317 in the data base and of those 650 have a beta of greater than 2 or 15%
Of stocks selling at greater than $50 a share, there are 778 in the data base and of those 36 have a beta of greater than 2 or 4.6%
Of stocks selling at greater than $100 a share, there are 105 in the data base and of those 10 have a beta of greater than 2 or 9.5%.
It rather appears that the less pricy the stock the higher the volatility by a significant amount but it also appears that there is a price range somewhere around $50 perhaps where the volatility is at the minimum.
That sort of begs the question of what price range has the lowest volitility.
It appears to be the price range from $60 - 70 a share. Only 3 of 60 stocks in that range or 1.8% have a beta of greater than 2. |
|
raysor
|
I am not sure that it does. |
|
sandevyl
|
Not necessary.....infact it seems the stock becomes less volatile if it's price goes higher....Just an observation... |
|
Dhaanish N
|
Well it decreases with the price. |
|
spjj0910
|
yes, it does |
|
Shakti Singh Dulawat
|
No
If you are long term investor then you will got good profit
start from mutual fund
http://shaktibanna.blogspot.com/2008/07/whatismutualfund.html
then jump in share market
http://shaktibanna.blogspot.com/2008/06/earn-2000-3000-per-month-in-share.html |
|
zman492
 |
If you measure volatility in dollars, volatility usuallly increases as the price increases.
If you measure volatility as a percentage of the price, volatility usually decreases as the price increases.
Option trading is all about volatility. When option traders measure volatility they measure it as a percentage of the price.
Example
The $10 stock may have a volatility of $6, or 60%, while the $80 stock may have a volatility of $16, or 20%. To an options trader the $6 stock has a higher volatility, while if you prepared a graph of the two volatilities (in dollars) on a graph the $80 stock would appear to have a higher volatility. |
|
| |
|
| | |
| Questions List |
Answers | Last Post
| | | |
7 | 24 minutes(s) ago
| | | |
7 | 39 minutes(s) ago
| | | |
7 | 1 hour(s) ago
| | | |
7 | 6 hour(s) ago
| | | |
7 | 11 hour(s) ago
| | | |
7 | 2 day(s) ago
| | | |
5 | 6 day(s) ago
| | | |
7 | 1 week(s) ago
| | | |
7 | 3 week(s) ago
| | | |
7 | 2 month(s) ago
| |
|
Homepage 
Financial
Forum 
Investing 
No Spam
Adult 
Gambling
Unfinished
Deception
Plagiarism
Not English
