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Међузависност Модела Трговања И Формираних Цена Хартија Од Вредности

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  • Dogandžić, Aleksandar
  • Stošić, Nebojša

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Managing of the investments requires that portfolio managers and other interested parties involved to have adequate knowledge and skills. The knowledge refers to marketing models on the basis of which prices of securities are formed. It is only possible to make the right decision, which would with clearly separated degree of diversification of portfolios of the securities secure expected increment, with complete and clear information about transactions, marketing models and prices. Basically all transactions made in an economic market are based on laws on demand and supply, and it includes the need of an investor to purchase goods with lower prices and to sell them with higher prices. It also includes the existence of purchasing on the one hand, and selling transactions on the other hand. One of the basic aims of the transactions is gaining capital profit. Trading with securities in accordance with legislation can be performed by the method of prevailing price, method of continous trading and by method of minimal price. Which of the mentioned models is going to be used depends on conditions and limiting factors that effect the trade of certain securities and that is the topic of the study.

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  • Dogandžić, Aleksandar & Stošić, Nebojša, 2009. "Међузависност Модела Трговања И Формираних Цена Хартија Од Вредности," Ekonomika, Journal for Economic Theory and Practice and Social Issues, Society of Economists Ekonomika, Nis, Serbia, vol. 55(5), May.
  • Handle: RePEc:ags:sereko:294063
    DOI: 10.22004/ag.econ.294063
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