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The price of an individual stock is determined by supply and demand and the supply of stock is based on the number of shares a company has issued. Price change often is also demand and supply of the buyer and seller
buyers and seller drives the stock price
Demand and supply drives the stock price. If more people want to buy a stock(demand) than sell it(supply), then the price moves up. If more people wanted to sell a stock than buy it, there would be greater supply than demand, and the price would fall.
Only “Demand” drives stock price…. depending on “Supply” & “Demand” of a share in market, it’s price changes as per market condition.
The stock price is determined by the buyers and sellers or the demand and supply.Also the stock prices is determined by various other macro environmental factors and company policies. the market discounts every changes in the macro and micro environment that’s why it changes very often.
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