I still have a hard time understanding how stock prices change, and how they do it so quickly. If Apple announces they're going to shut down production of the iPhone, how does the stock price all of a sudden drop? I've always heard it as the more people that sell, the more the price drops, which makes sense (supply and demand) except in order for someone to sell, someone else has to buy it. Isn't it a no-net-gain/loss? So how does the price actually change? I understand a decent amount about stocks, I just can't get down this very basic thing. Any help will be appreciated.
Submitted September 25, 2018 at 09:22AM by BeezyJ https://ift.tt/2QXHVT5
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