How can you Double your Money in the Stock Market?
There are two main ways to make money in the stock market. The first is through dividends paid to shareholder. When a company has high income, they might decide to give some to the shareholders. As an example, if a company decides to pay 25 cents for each share each quarter and you had 100 shares, you’d get $25 a quarter or $100 a year.
The other way to make money through investing is through capital gains. If you bought 100 shares for $4 a share at $400 and the price increases to $5 per share, when you sell it at $500, you’ll have a total capital gain of $100.
The price change is a matter of supply and demand. If a corporation is selling stock for $5 per share with 100,000 shares available and all 100,000 shares are bought, no more no less, the price will stay the same because there is the exact amount of demand at a $5 cost. If there is enough demand for 200,000 shares and only 100,000 are available, the price will need to go up to accommodate the increase in demand.
There are more people willing to buy than there are willing to sell. They need to increase the price to make up for it. If there are still 100,000 shares available but there is only demand for 50,000 shares, they will need to lower the price to bring up the demand.
Let’s use a department store selling jeans as a real world example for supply and demand. If they are selling 30 pairs of jeans at $50 each and only sell 10 pairs in the first week, they will need to bring down the price so that more people begin to buy the jeans. With a lower price, more people can afford them and will be willing to buy them.
If instead they put out 30 pairs of jeans and they were gone in a day or two, if they had more to sell, they should increase the price. This way, less people will be willing to buy them so they wouldn’t run out, and they would make more money. This is what is good about increase demand, they can sell more and sell them at a higher price.






































