What is a Stock Exchange?

A stock exchange provide shares buying and selling debentures of companies. People can buy or sell share as they need and get profit from it.

Share :

Share is a unit which messieurs the capital of a company.Share price will decide by the company director board and it is subject to going up or down because of several reason.

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Share market for Beginners

What is the Colombo Stock Exchange (CSE)? The Colombo Stock Exchange (CSE) is the organization responsible for the operation of the stock market in Sri Lanka. The CSE is a company limited by guarantee duly established in Sri Lanka and licensed by the Securities and Exchange Commission of Sri Lanka (SEC) to operate as a stock exchange in Sri Lanka. How do I purchase shares? There are two ways to purchase shares From a new issue of shares (Primary Market) - The primary market is the market for new shares or debenture issues. In the primary market, the security is purchased directly from the issuer (company). In a primary issue, the company offering the share/debenture issue publishes a document known as the prospectus. It is an invitation to the generalpublic to buy shares or debentures of that company. On the Secondary Market through a stock broker - A market in which an investor could either buy or sell shares, debentures and Government Securities from or to another invest

Stock Market Gossip - Company Valuation Toolkit

According to many stock market expert, following tools are used to analyse a share or company fundamentally. This is not specific to any country or market, thi can be used globally in any market. CSE Gossips brings you this valuable information to you to pick a right share P/E Ratio The price earnings ratio (P/E) is the price of a share divided by its earnings per share (EPS). It is usually described as how many years of earnings are required to pay back the cost of buying a share, assuming no growth. Another way of looking at the P/E ratio is that it is the reciprocal of earnings yield, which is EPS divided by the share price. If a company has a P/E of 8, its earnings yield is 12.5% (100/8). If it pays out 40% of its earnings each year in dividends, then its dividend yield will be 5.0% (40% x 12.5). The P/E ratio is a ubiquitous measure of the rating of a share, and the simplest way of comparing two companies. But it is vital to ensure that you are comparing like with like

RAL (Renuka Agri Foods)

Good performance has been recorded by Renuka Agri Foods PLC. It has recorded a Revenue of Rs. 465.86 Million. NPAT attributable to the parent shareholders of Rs. 67.53 Million. Profit margin of 14.50%. Total equity of Rs. 955.25 M. So ROE of above 28% (67.53 x4 x 100/955.25) if the company continue with the same level of performance for the year. Net assets of Rs. 2.38 per share which gives a PBR of 2.39 for the current price of Rs. 5.70. Also PER of 8.38 since EPS for the quarter is 0.17 (annual 0.17x4) Cash flow of the business has improved with increase of cash at the end of the period compared to the initial cash position at the beginning of the year, which is a good sign. Compared to the size of other assets available in the balance sheet the company is having a substantial amount of assets in the form of cash with them, which is approximately 23% of the total assets as at 30.06.2011.

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