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IPOs in a regular trading manner go through multiple phases and ultimately its offered to public by a chosen bank and at a set price.
It is both a primary and secondary market. A primary market is one in which IPOs are issued and the secondary market is one in which normal shares are traded. The Aussie stock market called the ASX allows both.
It could be IPOs.
Germany has a total of 8 Stock exchanges but the most popular one is DAX30 , which is the German counter part to FTSE or DJIA. Hope this helps.
At Apple's IPO, on December 12, 1980, the stock price was $22 per share. IPO info for Apple and other internet companies can be found at: http://tomokeefe.com/2007/11/15/internet-ipos/
the answer is stock
"Share" refers to a single unit of ownership in a company, while "stock" encompasses all the ownership interests in a company held by its shareholders. Essentially, a share is a part of the stock, which represents the total ownership stake in the company."
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Some companies whose IPOs were heavily over subscribed are * Reliance Power * DLF Limited * Rural Electrification Corporation * Indian Bank * etc...
Stock Exchange in any country serve one basic objective That is Funding to companies listed on that stock exchange. Companies float their IPOs on exchange and in return give buyers right of ownership and annual dividends(sometimes twice a year). Companies sell their right of ownership to traders/investors/FIIs etc and in return generates capital for their companies. Stock Exchanges also attract lots of FIIs which is good for country economy.
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