Equity investments involve purchasing company shares on the stock market, with investors aiming to benefit from a firm’s potential future success. In other words, they own a piece of the company while bearing the associated risks. To track the performance of a group of stocks in a specific market, equity investors often use security market indices, such as:
- Price Return of an Index
- Dividend Growth Rate
- Dividend Discount Model
- Free Cash Flow to Equity
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