Personal Finance & Money Asked by nickson104 on July 9, 2021
During conversation shares in Google came up as a topic. Out of interest I Googled the share price for Google and was presented the following:
Google Inc. (GOOG) -NasdaqGS
523.40
My question is how to interpret this?
Does this translate as £/$ 523 per share, or some other unit of measurement? The raw number, without the right knowledge, allows for comparison but not a real interpretation of the values.
The missing information is at the end of the first line: the price is from NASDAQ (most specifically Nasdaq Global Select), which is a stock exchange in the USA, so the price is in US Dollars.
Correct answer by Michael Borgwardt on July 9, 2021
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