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Stacey asks:

I would like to ask a detailed question. Let us consider a company releasing shares in the initial public offer (IPO). The people at the stock market buy the shares. The company gets the required money. The company put the collected money into its business. Meanwhile, the stock is traded in the share market. Sometimes the share price goes up sometimes goes down depending upon various market dependent and market independent parameters. My question is in what way the company is affected by the fluctutaion in its share prices? Because, the company neither gains any profit when its share prices are up nor loses when its share prices are down. Because, the company has collected the money already. So, the company, its owners and its business are not affected by the share price of that company. It is the poor investers who buy and sell the stock are affected. Am I right? If I am right, why dont we call this as a pure gambling?

Edra asks:

Did the company need to go public to meet financial needs?
As an investor would you have been willing to purchase the company’s stock at the offering price? why? why not?

Valencia asks:

hello all,am doing job wid reliance money,so i want to clear my doubts abt share markets,ipo’s n new fund offers

Buffy asks:

Was there a change in name? The registered office was Plot No. 34, Vijayanagar Colony, Wellington Road, Picket, Secunderabad 500 003.

Elva asks:

I’m in a basic accounting class, and I have read the chapter and my notes but I don’t understand what I’m supposed to do.

a. Knight Corporoation issued 17,912,000, $0.375 par common shares in itis public offer (IPO) on June 15,2004.

At what price did Knight Corporation issue the shares in its IPO?

I tried preparing a journal entry with the Common Stock being 6,717,000 (17,912,000*$0.375), but I don’t know how that would help me figure out the price at which the shares were issued.
Knight Corporation is not a real company, just a made up example for this problem.

Melodi asks:

In the world of Mutual funds, what is the difference between the two?
Which is safer?
Which one starts at Rs. 10?

Thank you in advance to anyone who replies.

Dotty asks:

All IPOs for Last three years , which have come in indian share market

Daria asks:

What homemaker marked her company’s Wall Street initial public offering by handing out baked goods on the sidewalk

Lillie asks:

If you find this easy to answer, please give me your methods of researching it. Both stocks have been around for 90 to 100 years.

Phylis asks:

I am tyring to discover some information about Cornerstone SMR. A friend of mine (who is a private investor in this company) wants some third party information regarding this organization’s financial information and recent moves. Ultimately, we want to see if we can get a better idea if this company is going to go public, as it claims.

Obviously, we have the website address and general information.. http://www.cornerstonesmr.com/

IS there any way we can determine what level of interaction this company has had with the SEC?

How can we obtain (again third party) financials?

Any input will be appreciated