HOW IS A STOCK PRICE DETERMINED?

Learn how a stock price is determined, the impact of liquidity on stock prices and the different types of orders in order to buy or sell a stock.

Stock prices are determined through the supply and demand of a stock. This is called the bid (buyer) and the offer (seller). If there is more demand for the stock the price of the stock will increase. Inversely, if there is more supply than the price of the stock will go down.

Two of the ways to execute an order are through a limit order or a market order. A limit order is an order to buy or sell stock at a specific price or better. A market order is an order to buy or sell in order to be executed immediately at the current market price, which can potentially be risky.

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