Stocks represent ownership in a corporation, divided into shares. A share entitles the holder to a proportional claim on the company's earnings, liquidation proceeds, and voting rights. However, not all stock is equal, with some classes offering differential rights like prioritized dividends or varied voting power. Stock ownership signifies fractional control and financial stake in a company.
2000: Dot-com bust
In 2000, the dot-com bust occurred following the technology bubble of the late 1990s, leading to irrational trading of securities based on fears and misperceptions, as explained by behavioral finance.
2002: Dot-com bust
In 2002, the dot-com bust concluded following the technology bubble of the late 1990s, leading to irrational trading of securities based on fears and misperceptions, as explained by behavioral finance.
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