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I have been looking into ways to invest some money and these are some questions that I came up with from the internet can anyone help me answer these so that I can make the correct decisions.
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I am 23 and looking to start investing. At best, I can scrape up $10,000. I've been reading all the books I can find for the small investor and I'm becoming more and more confused. I feel I&...
Well Certainly the Company holds the stocks as well. In IPO the money is totally with Company .
v b
Only if you bought the shares directly from the company.
Everything else is a secondary market.
Jeff R
When you buy shares of stock from a stock broker, in most all instances... that money does not go to the company issuing the shares of stock... but rather... to the prior holder of that security.
Now, there are lots of opportunities for you to invest in Initial Public Offerings or Secondary Offerings where your money would go to the company issuing the shares of stock. You would need to ask your broker about them and see what companies that his firm may be underwriting.
Maulik Bhatt
If you invest in public issue, the money goes to the capital of that company. It may be an IPO (Initial Public Offering), or an FPO (Follow-on Public Issue).
IPO comes when the company, for the first time, offers the shares to general public. FPO comes when company wants to raise money from public, after it has already done it once.
If you buy shares from a broker, the money doesn't go to the company's share capital. It goes to the pocket of the previous shareholder. That shareholder might have got it from public issue, or another shareholder.
richard t
no.the company got their money when the stock was issued................
priyankji
to the share holders..
angel
Unless it's the company's IPO (Initial Public Offering - first sale of shares to float on market) then no. The money goes to the person you bought the shares from and the stockbroker involved.
ahmed k
Jointstock companies are raising funds accordingly .
Ram D
Yes share money goes to the capital of the company.
Focus
Yes, our investment will go to the capital of the company whose stock u own.
In fact going public means that the company wants to raise capital from the public and thus is coming out with an initial public offer.
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