Pulsara Kalubowila

I learned about stock market efficiency and capital markets throughout my studies at the University of Northumbria. Since this is a pandemic situation, I'd want to share my knowledge and my experience of investing shares in the Colombo stock exchange with you by this blog. Share market investors may be concerned about a share market collapse during the COVID-19 pandemic, in which share prices may decrease. As a consequence, people may contemplate selling their shares in order to prevent incurring more investment losses. However, there are dangers associated with any share investment since no one can predict what will happen in the share market, especially with the present pandemic and likely continued lockdowns. Due to the constantly shifting outlook, investors should brace themselves for a bumpy ride while waiting for the projected V-shaped rebound. Because savings interest rates are so low, the stock market provides the greatest opportunity to increase wealth. Many individual...

  Coca-Cola is a well-known company and the most successful beverage business in the world and it has expanded its operations to include markets across the globe. There are so many people addicted to use Coca-Cola every day. Due to its immense appeal, the general public is unaware of Coca-unethical Cola's business practices. Since the 1990s, Coca-Cola has been suspected of unethical activity in a variety of areas, including quality assurance, anti-competitive activity, dealer connections, federal employee harassment, pollution, depletion of natural resources, and health problems. A number of these concerns have been settled by the corporation, some via private settlements both through judicial fights, while others remain unsolved. While Coca-handling Colas of several ethical issues has not always been praised, the company has often responded by seeking to tighten its supervision and compliance standards. However, it has to be seen if the firm can continue to rise above its ethica...

  It is common for dividends to be discussed in the context of public listed corporations. It is a way of returning cash to investors comparable to share buyouts. Some companies choose not to pay an extra dividend or to repurchase a single share of stock, which has sparked intense debate. The quantity of money a company has on hand or its exceptional liquidity ratios have a significant impact on the cost of capital to stakeholders. Why Do Some Corporations Decide Not to Pay Dividends? Businesses that develop quickly often do not pay dividends during critical growth times, since reinvesting the money in operations is more cost-effective than paying the dividend. Even well-established companies, on the other hand, often reinvest their profits to promote new ventures, pay off debt, or acquire other enterprises. All of these measures have the effect of raising stock values. Tax-wise, shareholders benefit more from the choice not to pay dividends. Non-dividends, in particular, a...