Itacgno iltfrsacekopTmtaehom itraedghopqu iltrseop tracedhuv tro purchases stocks and shares

In the belief that prices will rise and that he will be able to sell

Them again later at a profit (speculation); the opposite of bear.

The market is said to be bullish when it is generally anticipated

That prices will rise.

c) The market value of a company’s issued share capital, i.e.,

The quoted price of its shares multiplied by the number of

Shares outstanding.

D) Electronic share settlement system introduced to the UK

Stock Exchange in 1996. By recording title to shares electronically

It will reduce the cost of the traditional system of

Share certificates sent through the post. Title will be recorded

Through nominee companies set up by stockbrokers and others.

However, shareholders may continue to hold paper certificates

If they wish.

E) National Association of Securities Dealers Automated Quotations

System.

F) A stock exchange speculator who sells stocks or shares that

He may or may not possess because he expects a fall in prices

And, therefore, that he will be able to buy them (back) later

On at a profit.

g) That part of a company’s capital that has been subscribed to

By shareholders. It may or may not be paid up.

h) A particular type of security, usually quoted in units of ￡100

Value rather than in units of proportion of total capital, as in