How to Profit in e-shares?

How To Profit In The E-Share?

E-Share or the length of Electronic Share if translated into Malay is Electronic Shares. Shares are the holdings of an investor in a particular company or entity. And when called in Electronic means the shareholding is in the form of virtual or digital i.e a shareholding unit.

The Concept of Profit In E-Share

In the E-Share, there are 3 components:

1. Units of stock.

The share unit refers to the shareholding unit you own.

2. Share Unit Price.

Refers to current price per unit of stock. There is a minimum price and a maximum of one unit per share depending on the company's decision to set the price.

3. Split

Split is a situation where the stock price per unit reaches a single maximum price set by the company, the share price of the stock will again fall to the minimum level but shareholder value of the shares will increase as well as increase investor profits. When split occurs, the value of the holder's shareholding value will usually double 2. Examples of the current shareholding amount is 1000 units, when split occurs, the total shareholder's shareholding will be 2000 units. Here despite stock prices falling, investors did not suffer losses as shareholding increased.

Example situation:

Say Ahmad has 1000 units of company shareholding A.

The Company determines the price of shares of  $ 0.2 and a maximum of $ 0.5.

Say at a price of  $0.50, Ahmad's shareholding value is $500.

Due to the maximum price of a stock unit of $0.50, split will be made to make the share price per unit return to $0.20 per unit. 

Will Ahmad suffer losses if Ahmad does not sell his shares at $0.50? 

No, this is because when split, the Ahmad shareholding unit becomes 2000 units.

If before Split, Ahmad sells 1000 units of its shares at $0.50, Ahmad will get $ 500. But if Ahmad waits for the next $0.50, Ahmad will get $1000.

Here is to be seen that in E-Share, your profits are based on how many split times you are willing to wait and how much your stake holds.

Split is determined by a company based on company profitability by:

1. Establish minimum and maximum stock per unit.

2. Set quantity of stock units sold before share prices increase.

Example of when the price will rise from USD0.20 to USD0.21 which is an increase of 0.01 cents?

If the company sets 1 million units, then the price will increase every time the sale of a unit of 1 million units.

• The first 1 million units made the stock price rise to USD0.21
• The second million units will make the unit price of USD0.22 and so on reaching USD0.50

3. Momentom sale of company shares.

The faster the company shares are sold, the more Split and the more profit investors are.

From the description at point no 2, momentom means how fast 1 million units are sold which in turn determines how many split times can occur in a year. 3 months? 6 months? per year?

In E-Share, it refers to a one-way market. Meaning from one point of the stock unit price to one point of the price, it will only move upward. Examples of unit price of USD0.20 to USD0.30, price will move 0.21, 0.22, 0.23 and so up to USD 0.30 per share. it will not happen from the 'turning back' except after the split.

The momentum or speed of the share price increase is dependent on the business being run by the company. Whether the business is on the run has a future or has a broad market and high profits. If so, then many would be investors who will buy the company shares and Split more often happens.

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