If I want to invest £1000 in a company that has a share price of $5 how do I work out what the share price must hit in order for me to achieve a 8% return.
If I want to invest £1000 in a company that has a share price of $5 how do I work out what the share price must hit in order for me to achieve a 8% return.
Do you mean the discount rate or internal rate of return used to find the net present value of cash flows? If so, there is no "standard recommended" value for this.
Do you mean the discount rate or internal rate of return used to find the net present value of cash flows? If so, there is no "standard recommended" value for this.
This whole thread confuses me... but I guess that's all I can make of it without any further info! I do admit, I had a good laugh over the exchange rate based comments!
This whole thread confuses me... but I guess that's all I can make of it without any further info! I do admit, I had a good laugh over the exchange rate based comments!
I was just trying to figure out what price the stock needs to hit in order for me to make an 8% return.
Is it not wise to buy stocks whilst living in London on the international stock markets? Should I stick with the London Stock Exchange only? That's kind of limiting myself isn't it? Or is there nothing stopping me from buying stocks on any exchange that I wish?
I was just trying to figure out what price the stock needs to hit in order for me to make an 8% return.
Is it not wise to buy stocks whilst living in London on the international stock markets? Should I stick with the London Stock Exchange only? That's kind of limiting myself isn't it? Or is there nothing stopping me from buying stocks on any exchange that I wish?