stock market; stock exchange; the marketplace where shares of publicly issued stock are traded by investors or brokers

to speculate on the stock market; to buy and sell stocks frequently for profit or to manipulate prices through speculative means

stock dividend; scrip shares issued to existing shareholders as a dividend payment instead of cash

a series of letters used to identify a specific stock on an exchange

The circulating value of a stock, influenced by its face value, dividends, interest rates, and market supply and demand; distinct from price

The market price at which stocks are bought and sold; determined by supply and demand and subject to fluctuation.

A statistical measure used to track and reflect the overall price fluctuations and trends of the stock market, typically based on stock prices from a specific period as a baseline

to invest in stocks or buy shares in a company

A statistical measure that tracks and reflects the overall price movements and fluctuations of the stock market.

stockbroker; sharebroker

shares in mainland Chinese companies traded on the Shanghai or Shenzhen stock exchanges and denominated in Renminbi

shares or equities traded on the Hong Kong Stock Exchange

foreign-invested shares issued by a Chinese company, denominated in Chinese currency but traded in foreign currency on the Shanghai or Shenzhen exchanges

to issue shares; to go public