The phrase "a stock value" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to the price or worth of a particular stock in the financial market.
Example: "The stock value of the company has increased significantly over the past year."
Alternatives: "a share price" or "a stock price".
Then, at the end of every quarter, people "invest" in these ideas, and there's a stock value that's placed on them.
Apple has a stock value of around $830bn, almost twice Jeff Bezos's Amazon ($474bn), five times Disney ($168bn), more than 10 times Netflix ($77bn) and 15 times Rupert Murdoch's 21st Century Fox.
At that price, Ducati, with debt of $145 million, carries a stock value of $412 million.
Payoff of "meander lookback call option" = max g T ( K ) ≦ u ≦ T ( S u − K ) +, where x + = max ( x, 0 ) and S t is a stock value process, g T ( K ) = sup { t < T | S t = K }.
We define "meander options", the payoff of which is defined by the meander of stock value process above a strike price K before a maturity time T. For example, Payoff of "meander lookback call option" = max g T ( K ) ≦ u ≦ T ( S u − K ) +, where x + = max ( x, 0 ) and S t is a stock value process, g T ( K ) = sup { t < T | S t = K }.
A stock value represents the area of a structural element such as a specific land cover type.
Here you have a tangible book value of $10.28 per share and a stock valued at $8 and change.
In 2011 Citigroup experienced a data breach of 146,000 customer records and suffered a $1.3 billion stock value loss.
While a dividend is effectively a cash bonus amounting to a percentage of a shareholder's total stock value, however, a stock buyback requires the shareholder to surrender stock to the company to receive cash.
A dollar of stock value translates into $1 million in box-office earnings, for example.
In contrast, stock analyst interviews involving confidential information concerning an issuer's stock value that are conducted with officials of a different entity are far less common.
